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Summary: Not as good as the others
Review: I honestly didn't enjoy this one as much as the previous three. This book takes place in the colonies, but Jamie and Clare really belong in Scotland. I am eagerly looking forward to the next book and hopeful they will get back where they belong.
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Summary: drums of autumn
Review: I thoroughly enjoyed this book as I did the others before it. I was prepared to be entertained and to fall in love and I was not disappointed. I felt that I had personally met the characters in the book. Diana Gabaldon's books captured my heart from Outlander right through to Drums of Autumn. Anyone who wants to be entertained by mystery, adventure, romance, suspense and sheery joy should read all of Diana Gabaldon's works. The only disappointment I experienced was coming to the end of the book and wanting more and that is actually not disappointment but anticipation, a very good feeling. Diana keep them coming. These books are ones I will never forget and each winter I feel the desire to reacquaint myself with the characters. I will never forget the way I felt when Jamie met Brianna for the first time.
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Summary: Outlander - Drums of Autumn
Review: If the size of the books makes you apprenhensive or you would like to revist them, you might try the unabridged Books on Tape read by Davina Porter. I looked at the size of the books and thought I don't have time to read that long a book, let alone all 6 of them, yet people were raving about how good they were. I found the unabridged versions at the library and Davina Porter made them come to life with the English and Scottish accent. I don't know of any books on tape that I have enjoyed more. So far I have listened to the first four and am axniously awaiting "The Fiery Cross". If you have time to read them, they are great but the unabridged version on tape is outstanding. You get so wrapped up in the story, you can't believe when you reach the end as you still want more. Hopefully Amazon.com will be able to offer the unabridged versions sometime in the future as I notice all they offer now is the abridged.
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Summary: Stunning Saga!
Review: Drums Of Autumn by Diana Gabaldon is just one of the amazing books from the Outlander series. The others being: Outlander, Dragonfly In Amber and Voyager; with more to come. In this book we're in America with plantations, slavery, Indians and disease. The book maintains the quality of the first three with the exception of (in my opinion) Roger and Brianna's story. To me it read like a Harlequin Romance; but what do you expect from this amazing author. She meets the reading needs of every individual. Just don't read all four books in a row like I did, or else you'll open your mouth to talk one day and you'll be speaking with a Scottish accent. They're that absorbing.
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Summary: AArrggg! Now the waiting begins!Please Hurry Ms. Gabaldon!
Review: I can't wait...I just can't. It sort of makes me wish that I hadn't started the first one until the last one was written. Drums was excellent, as I knew it had to be. Diana Gabaldon should have started her writing career earlier! I don't think any saga has ever caught my attention and kept it like Jamie and Claire's. I have laughed, cried, gotten mad and stamped my feet. It's as if these characters are my family. I still love Lynn Kurland's books, because they are funny and more lighthearted and are excellent reads when Ms. Gabaldon doesn't have a new one out! I am a forever fan and will surely read anything that Gabaldon writes from now on.
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Summary: Drums of Autumn
Review: I have read the series and can not say enough about this book. The author has followed through so well. The book is wonderful. I have read other series and can honestly say that this one picks up where the other left off with out any confusion. I have enjoyed this book so much and hope to see the next very soon. My sister and sister-in-law read as much as I. We trade books and usually don't expect the books returned. We just pass them on to someone else. These books I will keep so I may reread them again. I have not enjoyed a book as much as I have this writers books. I would recomend any one who enjoys reading about the Scottish and the early America's to buy this series. They are so entertaining and enjoyable. Once you start to read the first it is hard to put them down till you have read through all 4. Then it leaves you waiting for the next to arive. I hope to see more of this series soon and other series of hers in the near future. She writes to make you fell you are a part of the book. You fell you are a part of the book and experiencing the scenes of the book yourself. If you buy this series you will not regret it. It is money well spent and will give you house of enjoyment.
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Summary: Outlander Series is FABULOUS!
Review: I devoured the 4 books in this series. Finally an original concept for a romance novel! I cannot wait for the 5th installment which was promised for 1999/2000. When's it coming?!
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Summary: Outlander
Review: It is well written and keeps the reader glued to the book. It is one of the best books I have read. The only one that comes close is Barbara Taylor Bradford's "A Woman of Substance". I loved "Outlander!
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Summary: I didn't even know there was a series.
Review: I read this book when it was first published. I had no idea there were others until this summer. I have spent much time (lots of late nights) this summer reading from the beginning, the saga of James and Claire Fraser. I had to purchase another copy of Drums of Autumn since I traded mine away three years ago. It was unforgettable as a stand alone book, but once I read them in sequence, I believe this to be the finest series I've ever read ( my apologies to Larry McMurtry). The artful crafting of details drew me into the story to the point I thought of these characters day and night. Hurry! Hurry! Fiery Cross. We are not so patiently waiting.
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Summary: Outlander, Voyager, Dragonfly in Amber, Drums of Autumn
Review: I have read all four of her books and I couldn't read fast enough to get through them all. Breathtaking, very interesting look into the past. My only criticism would be that I found Clare did not gripe enough about missing modern commodities...I know I would have. Those "good old days" were sometimes not so good...no washing machines, dryers, dishwashers, lightweight lingerie, cosmetics, antiseptics,etc. QUESTION: Where is the fifth book that was supposed to come out in Autumn 1999? called "The Fiery Cross". Where and when can I get it?
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