Diana Gabaldon

It's 1778 and Jamie Fraser has just come back from the dead. To find his beloved wife, he married his best friend's husband. Back in another time, in Scotland, Roger MacKenzie is desperately trying to find his son, James. He's preparing to go back through Stonehenge.

In Echo in the Bone, Claire and Jamie Fraser have been recovering from their house burning in the mountains for several months now and they are established in the Mountains of North Carolina. Jamie Fraser knows from having traveled back in time that, no matter how improbable it seems, America will eventually win the Revolutionary War. As the American Revolution gets started, the British Empire is beginning to crumble.

A Breath of Snow and Ashes continues the saga of 18th century Scottish man Jamie Fraser and his 20 th century, time-traveling wife, Claire. The year is 1772, and the rift between England and her American colonies has put a terrifying word into the minds of everyone involved: revolution.

It was 1771. Claire Randall is still a stranger in a strange land. But now she is connected to her only anchor: James Fraser. They've crossed continents and centuries to build their lives together in North Carolina. But tensions between clans, both ancient and recent ones, threaten them.

Continuing the story of Claire and Jamie from Outlander, Dragonfly in Amber, and Voyager, this breathtaking novel by #1 New York Times bestselling author Diana Gabaldon follows Claire and Jamie as they continue their adventures. Twice Claire has used a stone circle to travel back in time to the 18th century. In the first time travel, she fell in love with a Scottish warrior, who would later become her husband. They married, and he became her first love. But she returned to 1940 to save her unborn child. She was able to reunite with her lost love 20 years later but left behind the daughter that he wouldn't ever see. From her 1960s vantage point, Brianna has discovered a disturbing obituary, and she will risk everything to change history.

Set in the fascinating Scotland of 200 years ago in the 18th century, the third installment in this series is just as compelling as the first two. After Claire learns that Jamie survived the massacre at Culloden, he is now faced with the most difficult choice of his life. She wants to go back in time to find the love of his life, but in order to do that he must leave their daughter behind and she doesn't want to do that.

The sweeping saga begun by Diana Gabaldon in her 1991 novel Outlander continues in her 1992 book Dragonfly in Amber. Dragonfly in Amber is a novel set in the 18th century and following the continuing adventures of the time-shifter Claire Beauchamp Randall (Claire) and her Highlander husband, James "Jamie" Fraser. It offers a compelling tale of intrigue and romance, war, and the strains of complicated family relationships.

The year is 1945. After World War II, former combat nurse Claire Rand­all returned from the war and joined her husband for their second honeymoon. Her blissful reunion is shattered by her touching a rock in an old ruined building and being instantly transported to 1743, a place torn by wars and raiding clans.