Apologies if this was mentioned before. I read that she had never been to Scotland when she started writing this. I wish I had watched the series before I went there last year!

Well said.

I'm with you on that ...she has a way of writing a story so detailed that you actually imagine yourself being there...especially Fraser' Ridge...and Davina Porter tells it with the same effect ...

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Some of that is in the numerous novellas, short stories adjunct to the OL books. They're captivating and add a great deal to the main series.

Raymond and Murtagh are my favorite characters.

I can't wait to see the book on Master Raymond

Thank you Diana for outlander.

I only read one and a half books perhaps I should go back to reading it.

Just finished my second go round of all 9 books. Read them in 92 days. Working full time. I wasn’t working I was reading lol

She actually said “at the abbey”. Claire and Murtagh took Jamie to France, to an abbey where Jamie’s uncle was the abbot, after they rescued him from Black Jack's torture.

@@barbaramccoy3592 Thank you! That makes much more sense. Lol

@@BelindaTN my pleasure!

After Bris read the letter of warning he left her, it occurred to me that Frank may have wanted to keep Bris near him so he could try to keep her safe. But yes, hard to reconcile that he was content to take her far away from her mother. Unless he thought that might also keep Brianna safer.

For ur own sake please do not write like dg. She is a sexs op sessed person Not something you expect of a professor only a money hungry wolf

she is not scottish. She is from America her ehnicity is mexican and english

@octoberapple NAH IT MEXICAN FROM HER MOTHER SIDE AND ENGLISH FROM HER FATHER'S SIDE

I have the exact same problem, I didn't understand that part either

There is a thing used to treat trauma called revisiting or exposure. It is my interpretation that Claire was trying to give Jamie the opportunity to reclaim his power over the experience, essentially allowing him to rewrite it in his brain, so that he came out strong and not broken.

@@nicholmom23 Thank you for that explanation.

@@nicholmom23 Thank you so much

Hi Cora de Jong, I seek to better understand your comment. Where in the timeline of DG's Q and A did you find her conceited or as you wrote full of herself?

@@Cottage-Reader who the hell are you to question my remark about dg.she is full of herself and projects that all the time and I am sure I am not the only one with that opinion She knows it herself also kindly direct yr question at her

@@coradejong1014 Who am I? I am someone who asked a question. One that you clearly can not answer. I simply asked you where did she come off in the timeline as being full of herself. I asked you in a kind and non-aggressive way, I see that you have anger issues and lack communication skills as well. Why would I direct a question of this nature to the writer(like you recommended)when you are the ONLY one in this comment thread that said she was full of herself. Come on Cora de Jong just admit you are jealous. You are envious of her talent, her success, and her confidence. You can't even handle someone challenging you in a direct manner. Oh and please work on your grammar before you message back I found it very confusing, "She know it herself" for example isn't proper English. I will also add if she is so full of herself why torture yourself by listening to her "ALL the time" as you put it. Now that I am through with you, please pick yourself up and get a life. I detect an unnecessary amount of hostility in your responses. Get help, I promise it isn't healthy for you to be so mad. Feel free to reach out again and I hope tomorrow is a brighter day for you. 🕊🌞