Outlander is a very detailed book. The characters are full bodied and I find I like them more every time I re-read the book. There are a couple of scenes that maybe hard for someone. One is when Jamie beats Claire. The other one might be his retelling of his time with BJR.
I enjoy this whole series. I always want to know what happens to her characters.

This was a great book to read if you wanted to play the game of Rugby. Also, a good book if you just want to pretend you know how to play Rugby while at the local pub. It was well written and I enjoyed reading it. It was funny in parts, and I feel like I could go out on the pitch and pretend to know what I am doing. It did help when I went to a Rugby game.

It took me a bit to start this book and then finish it. This book was not what I expected. I thought Casanova would be all mushy and love. It had a bit of that, but it was more of a thriller. I ended up loving this book. The story line and characters are all innerwoven and intensely deep characters. The ending had me enthralled. Wanting to know the who and why. Definitely worth the read!

This is a great book to help your child work on logic puzzles and to practice their math skills. This would also make a great resource for a teacher to use as a daily warm up book.

I loved this book. It's a romance with so many different parts to it. Time travel, intrigue, murder, and new life. It's a book that has lots of detail to it. I love that Claire and Jamie end up working so well together. The whole series has been a great read. Ms. Gabaldon pulls in so much Scottish history, which is some of my favorite places and time periods.