Read by Davina Porter.
#3 - Outlander
I wasn't sure about this one, to be honest. Ship adventures are never my ideal reading material. I don't know what it is about a voyage at sea; it just never feels as exciting. I also recognize the need for a new storyline but I really didn't think chasing after a teenager was going to be the next piece of the Claire/Jamie saga. Still, all-in-all, I enjoyed this book. I was glad to see the return of some old friends (and foes) and to meet some new characters. I'm very curious about where this one ended and where it's going from here. While the books are getting longer and longer, Gabaldon's writing holds my interest. It seems the politics are becoming more subsumed within the actual story which is much more palatable for me.
4.25/5
#3 - Outlander
I wasn't sure about this one, to be honest. Ship adventures are never my ideal reading material. I don't know what it is about a voyage at sea; it just never feels as exciting. I also recognize the need for a new storyline but I really didn't think chasing after a teenager was going to be the next piece of the Claire/Jamie saga. Still, all-in-all, I enjoyed this book. I was glad to see the return of some old friends (and foes) and to meet some new characters. I'm very curious about where this one ended and where it's going from here. While the books are getting longer and longer, Gabaldon's writing holds my interest. It seems the politics are becoming more subsumed within the actual story which is much more palatable for me.
4.25/5
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