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Jam Respicio _am_espico — Reviewed for Wickedly Bookish http://wickedlybookish.blogspot.com/ Dragonfly in Amber is the continuing story of Claire and Jamie and they adventure into 18th century France in an attempt to prevent Charles Stuart from fighting his famous battle for Scotland. Claire and Jamie must do their best to prevent the battle from taking place, and wiping out the highlanders for good. This one was super long like the first one, but took me much longer to read. I felt much of the excitement and allure of the first book was lost in the great detail. It dragged on at times, stuck in describing daily routines and custom of the time. Despite the incredible length and slow pace, this installment in the Outlander series was still memorable. The return of many of the characters we love and those we love to hate, will keep you determined to finish. The events in the lives of these characters are still very much emotionally engaging and there are by no means lack of plot twists. I would keep this one at your bedside and suggest that you enjoy it chapter by chapter as they are pretty long. This one may take awhile to get through, but it is well worth the time.

Ole Reykjavik olereykjavik — Can't get enough Eleanor of Acquitaine. Oh, I miss historical fiction. Why doesn't anyone (besides Phillipa Gregory) write it for adults?

Giselle Francis gisellefrancis — After all the hype, I was surprised to find that it was just an old-fashioned romance. That's pretty much what I got out of it.

Vikash Yadav yadavvikash — cheesy title and writing is mediocre, but i thought she gave a great examination of the development of a charter school from the very beginning