NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER - A magnificent Collection of Outlander short fiction--including two never-before-published novellas--featuring Jamie Fraser, Lord John Grey, Master Raymond, and many more, from Diana Gabaldon Among the Seven spellbinding pieces there is The Custom of the Army, which begins with Lord John Grey being shocked by an electric eel and ends at the Battle of Quebec. weaving together characters\' lives, connecting plot points, and showing tantalizing glimpses of the larger Outlander world, of which this reader can never get enough.-- Historical Novels Review. . .
Gabaldon is in fine form .
Filling in mesmerizing chapters in the lives of characters readers have followed over the course of thousands of pages, Gabaldon\'s genius is on full display throughout this must-have collection.
And finally, in Besieged, Lord John learns that his mother is in Havana--and that the British Navy is on their way to lay siege to the city.
A Fugitive Green is the story of Lord John\'s elder brother, Hal, and a seventeen-year-old rare book dealer with a sideline in theft, forgery, and blackmail. . . .
But they\'re trying.
In Virgins, Jamie Fraser, aged nineteen, and Ian Murray, aged twenty, become mercenaries in France, no matter that neither has yet bedded a lass or killed a man.
A Leaf on the Wind of All Hallows is the moving story of Roger MacKenzie\'s parents during World War II.
In A Plague of Zombies, Lord John unexpectedly becomes military governor of Jamaica when the original governor is gnawed by what probably wasn\'t a giant rat.
Germain is not dead, Master Raymond appears, and a widowed young wine dealer escorts a would-be novice to a convent in Paris.
Then comes The Space Between, where it is revealed that the Comte St.
NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER - A magnificent Collection of Outlander short fiction--including two never-before-published novellas--featuring Jamie Fraser, Lord John Grey, Master Raymond, and many more, from Diana Gabaldon Among the Seven spellbinding pieces there is The Custom of the Army, which begins with Lord John Grey being shocked by an electric eel and ends at the Battle of Quebec
