Voyager - Outlander 3 - by Diana Gabaldon - Book Review

“He gave you to me," she said, so low I could hardly hear her. "Now I have to give you back to him, Mama.”

Two decades ago, Claire was thrust through the standing stones of Craig Na Dunn, back into the eighteenth century, and into the arms of the gallant and noble Scot, Jamie Fraser. Having been forced to travel back in time to give birth to their daughter, and to raise her without him, Claire was forced to endure the pain of their separation, believing Jamie to have perished in the ill-fated battle of Culloden.

Until Claire discovers that Jamie has survived, and must choose between staying in her own time with her daughter, or going back in time to find him, without knowing what perils await her in a land divided by war.

Gabaldon’s style has not wavered. If anything, it has strengthened and grown far more powerful time, with the years between releases allowing for more conscience and emotionally mature look at a story that has captured the hearts of millions around the world.