I'm sailing away...

[grangergal]

Voyager. I'm flabbergasted. For those of you who have not read the Outlander series by Diana Gabaldon, you must. It is one of the most complicated, but well put together pieces of work that I've ever read. It's such a mixture of things that it could be categorized as sci-fi, romance, historical, action/adventure, and philosophical. I don't think I

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[midnites_angel]

KY?
Scottish prison handies?
Sex with feet?

I'm lmao...I forget that the whole book is chock full of these little nuggets of bizarreness.

::laughning at GrangerGal's funnies::

Gabaldon

[browneyes2yu]

I discvoered her like three years ago or so. My, oh my, was I blown away by her. I love Jamie and Claire!!!! Also, my favorite books are the The Outlander (1st) and The Voyager, too!! I was pretty obsessed with these books for a long, long while. Read them in one seating, if you can belive, well more like one Saturday. Ended up having so many emotional upheavals that day....hated (too soft a word) Randall, loved Jamie, admired Claire, liked Ian and Jamie's sister (grrr, her name escapes me right now...so stupid. I felt really bad about Collum, I kind of liked him. Anyway, i agree with you. Gabaldon is simply breath-taking.