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I wanted to love this book. I wanted to fall in love with the characters and call all of my friends and say that THIS was the book to read. None of that happened. Instead I liked it. I liked it a lot but I just liked it. In all fairness, Outlander is a well written book with an engrossing story. At first I was skeptical about how much I would enjoy it if at all, fearing that it would be long winded and drawn out. On the contrary, the descriptions of Scotland in the 1700's was filled with beauty. I could see the rolling greens and feel the air. It is obvious that the author does her research. All of the places, people, and dialects seemed ripely authentic, I could practically hear the Jamie's rough burr rumbling in my ear. Our heroine, Claire, is fairly likable but it seemed as though she was quick to adjust to her life in Scotland, even though she was snatched back nearly 200 years into the past. I felt like she should have felt more scared or out of place or since the story was told in the first person, more out of sorts with the fact that there was absolutely no indoor plumbing at the very least! I enjoyed riding along with Jamie and Claire and watching their relationship unfold. There are quite a few naughty bits but nothing is too over the top or cheesy. I still on the fence about continuing on with the series, but as a stand alone I would definitely recommend it as a stand alone.

2022-10-26 03:23