Diana Gabaldon - Outlander 6/1. - Hó and hamu lehelete

What else does time offer?

We write 1772. We are on the eve of the American Revolutionary War,
when the wick of rebellion had long been ignited.
Dead bodies litter the streets of Boston and abandoned log cabins
burning in the remote forests of North Carolina.
In the looming chaos, Governor Jamie Fraser calls for help,
to unite distant lands and protect colonies
for the glory of the king and the crown. However, there is a small problem:
Jamie Fraser's wife Claire and daughter and son-in-law,
all three of whom are time travelers. So Jamie knows that in three years
a shot will be fired that will be heard around the world,
and leading to the independence of the colonies while the king's men
they will be executed dead or in exile.
And there is also that small newspaper clipping from 1776
From The Wilmington Gazette, reporting the destruction of Jamie and his family.
For once, Jamie Fraser hopes
that his time traveling family is wrong about the future.

The 6th part of the dazzling and worldwide explosively successful Outlander saga.

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