Outlander Series Overview

 

 

One of my reading goals for this year was to read the entire Outlander series (which I did). I wanted to read the books after watching the first two series of the TV show. I have loved all the books and Jamie and Claire have become one of my ultimate OTPs.

 

Reading this series took commitment and is definitely the longest book series I’ve read. Most of the main series books are over a 1000 pages and on average took me a week to a week and a half to read. Plus there were all the novellas and  the Lord John Grey series. I know that when I read this series I wanted to read it properly, so I read everything.

 

However is you are interested in the story but your not sure if you want to read the entire series (I get it, it is pretty hefty). I think reading just the first book is great as it ends on a happily for now scenario and not really in a cliffhanger (of course I recommend reading the whole series).

 

I have compiled all my reviews in the one place to make it all easy to find.

 

Favourite Books Read in June

 

There has been so many good reads this month. The first half of June I was really busy and wasn’t able to read as much as I would have liked but I was able to catch up on many recent releases.

 

Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade: Lord John is dealing with past family scandals and gaining new family members that has the potential to cause a scandal in itself.

 

The Scottish Prisoner: This is my favourite book of the Lord John Grey series. Jamie Fraser and Lord John join forces to try and squash a possible Jacobite uprising in Ireland.

 

Tied: This was a beautiful story about two lost and broken souls coming together and finding love and friendship.

 

The Butterfly Project: A beautiful story of the importance of forgiveness but also love and friendship.

 

Sugar & Gold: A man who never settles and a woman running from her past find each other and make something beautiful.

 

Ruckus: They have loved each other for a long time but the timing has never been right- not to mention he used to date the wrong sister.

 

Buns: This is a great enemies to lovers story with some great banter.

 

Strong Enough: A story of chasing your dreams and being brave and letting yourself fall in love.

 

Book Review: The Scottish Prisoner

 

Title: The Scottish Prisoner

Author: Diana Gabaldon

Rating: 5 stars