After approx. 3600 pages of Gabaldon's books I am still yearning for more. Drums of Autumn is yet another fantastic addition to this series. This book is just as pleasing as the previous three, rich with imagery, historically interesting, alongwith the comfortable presence of Claire and Jamie did I have grown quite fond of this series Throughout. Gabaldon Continues to keep the story interesting by introducing new characters and saying good-bye to some, creating new drama, but so bringing back and reminding us of some characters from the previous books. This leaves you wanting more, knowing there is more to be told about all of These characters and how Their Lives will weave into the web of Jamie and Claire's. The pace is a bit slower in this book (but by No Means boring), this helped me slow down a bit, enjoy the language (s), revel in the imagery and prepare myself for the break I am now forced to take waiting for the next installment of Jamie and Claire, Brianna and Roger. I am left feeling "what I want to read now?" I highly recommend all of the books in this series to everyone. Gabaldon is a wonderful writer!
