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Davina Porter
Davina Porter curated H.P. Lovecraft's Book of the Supernatural, a collection of 20 macabre classics handpicked by the master of horror. She has a knack for bringing together chilling tales that will keep you up at night.
Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone
Synopsis
Claire and Jamie Fraser face a new world as the American Revolution ignites around them. As they navigate the dangers of war and the complexities of building a life in a new land, they must also confront the challenges of family, loyalty, and the enduring power of their love. This installment continues their epic journey through history.
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Claire FraserProtagonist
Jamie FraserProtagonist
Frequently asked questions
Can I read this book as a standalone?
This novel is the ninth installment in a long-running series and is not intended to be read as a standalone. The narrative relies heavily on extensive character development and complex plot threads established across the previous eight major volumes, making it necessary to read the series in order to follow the story.
Is this the final book in the series?
The author has announced a tenth volume in the series, titled A Blessing for a Warrior Going Out, which will follow this installment.
How does this book relate to the Lord John Grey series?
The Lord John Grey books are a companion series that intersect with the main novels, often filling in gaps or providing additional perspective on events occurring within the larger timeline of the main series.