By Diana Gabaldon
During this wealthy, shiny story, Diana Gabaldon maintains the tale of Claire Randall and Jamie Fraser that begun with the now-classic novel Outlander and endured in Dragonfly in Amber. Sweeping us from the battlefields of eighteenth-century Scotland to the unique West Indies, Diana Gabaldon weaves magic once more in a thrilling and totally unforgettable novel....
Their love affair occurred some time past by means of no matter what dimension Claire Randall took. 20 years ahead of, she had traveled again in time and into the palms of a gallant eighteenth-century Scot named Jamie Fraser. Then she again to her personal century to endure his baby, believing him lifeless within the tragic conflict of Culloden. but his reminiscence hasn't ever lessened its carry on her ... and her physique nonetheless cries out for him in her dreams.
When she discovers that Jamie could have survived, Claire needs to opt for her future. And as time and area come complete circle, she needs to locate the braveness to stand what awaits her ... the lethal intrigues raging in a divided Scotland ... and the bold voyage into the darkish unknown that lies past the status stones.
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Bonny halted in front of his wife with his boots just short of the water, and for a moment he seemed about to hit her. Then he hesitated, and his gaze fell away from hers, and he scowled across at Shandy. He fumbled a clasp knife out of his pocket—Shandy stepped back, snatching at his own—but when Bonny had unfolded his blade he pressed the point into the tip of his own left forefinger and flicked the blade outward, throwing a couple of drops of blood toward Shandy, and at the same time he began chanting a nonsensical multi-language rhyme.
Beth and I will be jumping ship at the first opportunity. htm (41 of 185) [2/14/2004 1:05:00 AM] ON STRANGER TIDES - Tim Powers would slip—that's soaked into her wood. I've got an uncle who needs hanging. He turned back toward the fires and started walking again, and it occurred to him that he wasn't far from the spot where he'd seen the man with the torn pockets and the bound-up jaw; and the memory of it made him walk a little faster, not because the man had looked threatening, but because of what Davies had said when Shandy told him about it.
Someone was yelling. "Cap'n Davies! " Davies dropped his bottle into the sand. "That's Venner," he said thoughtfully. "How did that move go? " Shandy shut his eyes and pictured it. "Right. " As the two men trudged back toward the fires, Davies pulled a pistol out of his belt. "If Venner plays me square I can handle him," he said quietly. "But if he doesn't, I want you to hang back with this and make sure no—" He stopped talking suddenly and gave a weary laugh. "Never mind. " He put the pistol away and lengthened his stride.