Voyager (Outlander book 3) by Diana Gabaldon 870 pages
Having discovered that Jamie Fraser survived the Battle of Culloden, Claire Randall decides to travel back through the standing stones and find him. Through flashbacks we learn of Jamie’s fate in the years between Culloden and 1765, when Claire finds him smuggling liquor out of a print shop in Edinburgh. Jamie’s nephew Young Ian is kidnapped, setting Jamie and Claire on a ship bound for the West Indies in an attempt to rescue the boy.
Ick Factor Description
Graphic violence and surgery procedures.
Book Review
Only Diana Gabaldon’s gripping writing and addictive characters could make adventures on the high seas remotely entertaining for me. I give it a slow pace warning based on my own conversations with other fans of the series, but for me, this book just doesn’t quit from the word go. So many emotions, so many crazy adventures — my major problem was having to set it aside to feed my family dinner. As ever, I give my warning about extremely graphic medical procedures and possible triggering violence.
Voyager (Outlander book 3) by Diana Gabaldon 870 pages