NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER - The seventh book in Diana Gabaldon's
acclaimed Outlander saga, the basis for the Starz original series.
"All you've come to expect from Gabaldon . . . adventure, history,
romance, fantasy."--The Arizona Republic
Jamie Fraser, former Jacobite and reluctant rebel, is already certain of
three things about the American rebellion: The Americans will win,
fighting on the side of victory is no guarantee of survival, and he'd
rather die than have to face his illegitimate son--a young lieutenant in
the British army--across the barrel of a gun.
Claire Randall knows that the Americans will win, too, but not what the
ultimate price may be. That price won't include Jamie's life or his
happiness, though--not if she has anything to say about it.
Meanwhile, in the relative safety of the twentieth century, Jamie and
Claire's daughter, Brianna, and her husband, Roger MacKenzie, have
resettled in a historic Scottish home where, across a chasm of two
centuries, the unfolding drama of Brianna's parents' story comes to life
through Claire's letters. The fragile pages reveal Claire's love for
battle-scarred Jamie Fraser and their flight from North Carolina to the
high seas, where they encounter privateers and ocean battles--as Brianna
and Roger search for clues not only to Claire's fate but to their own.
Because the future of the MacKenzie family in the Highlands is
mysteriously, irrevocably, and intimately entwined with life and death
in war-torn colonial America.
