Four Outlander tales, each set in a different time and place:
The fiery trails of tracer bullets as a wounded Spitfire falls from the sky; a Jamaican plantation burns deep into the night; a handful of heroic Highlanders fight their way straight up a vertical cliff to stand on the Plains of Abraham in a fiery dawn; a torch burns green, through the eerie surrounds of a Parisian cemetery...

Goes into the English Book-Box
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hopping out of the box and onto my shelf
Yay, I had quite recentl put this on my wishlist :O)

off to satay-spiess - enjoy:o)

Arrived today, thanks a lot for filling up my stock of unread Outlander tales.

Just having watched the TV series on Starz and already having the new book waiting for me at home, this book travelled with me from Hamburg to Melbourne, along the Great Ocean Road and through the Grampians. It was a great pleasure to read it. I found it very interesting to read especially about Roger's parents. But the other 3 stories were really interesting as well.

Will be released on the bookshelf while having a coffee together with meganh. Enjoy reading - whoever will take this nice book. :-)

I have not read this author before, and after satay-spiess told me about her love of reading all the Diana Gabaldon books and even being influenced to visit Scotland because of the Outlander series,I decided to try out this book of short stories. It was lovely to meet you on your visit to Melbourne satay-spiess, hope you enjoyed your visit to Victoria, and I look forward to seeing you in Hamburg one day!

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Hey! So today I found the book (well, my mother did)in front of Eilean Donan Castle (scotland)
I'm a spanish teenager and I'm a fan of The Outlander TV series so it was a big surprise to find it in my holidays. I was searching for Diana's books so THIS IS REALLY COOL!!
I don't know how much time I'm going to need to leave this masterpiece in another place, but as soon as I do that I'll write a note here;)