A great historical escape

When Claire had stepped through a circle of standing stones, she had traveled through time. She had been Suspected as a spy, arrested as a witch.
Snatched by at unimagible quirk of circumstance from the arms of her first husband Frank Randall, she met with destiny Jamie MacKenzie Fraser her second husband. Three years later Jamie sent her back through the stones in a desperate effort to save her unborn child and the from the onrushing disaster That would soon engulf him - the Rising of the 1745 at Culloden. It Brought the gallant Scots who rail lied to the banner of Bonnie Prince Charlie only to come to ruin.
Claire did not expect did Jamie would ask her for leaving him but for him there what not another way. He was a haunted one, never owing anything beyond the weapons he depended on for survival. THEREFORE, for him what the most important thing to know her save. But for what Claire to live without Jamie equal to ask her to tear out her heart and live without it. His memory has never lessened its hold on her yet. And she not sure what more of the two possible alternatives which worse. To find Jamie had died at Culloden, or to find he had not.
I loved Voyager in all its emotion, desire, and passionate romance. Claire, Jamie and the other characters are fully drawn by Diana Gabaldon. I would be happy to spend another 1059 pages with them.
Jamie what. An adorable one, he undeniably drew people He didnŽt have only the striking height and Viking red hair, There was some attraction about him, almost magnetic, did everyone drew near into the glow of his orbit.
I admired Claire's first husband Frank as a very decent one. He loved his daughter Brianna though she really Was not his daughter. Even more, she was The only thing really important to him. So I think he did quietly loved Claire though He Was Not The Man For Whom Claire reached and cried deep in the night. They parted Twenty years ago, once for all, on the crest of a green hill ... Scottish
This is the best story of a love that not only survived the most dangerous kind of everything but can stand the test of time as well.
This combination of fact and myth will make you laugh. It will make you cry. It might even make you angry. But know one thing. It will make you stand in awe at the writing ability of the very talented Diana Gabaldon. I would have say she is one of the best storytellers of our time. Just When You Think She Can not get any better, Mrs Gabaldon is able to set out a fantastic book: such as Voyager.
Great! Beyond every imagination!