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A review by joanav
Drums Of Autumn by Diana Gabaldon
4.0
3.5*
Full review: https://pepitamagica.blogspot.pt/2016/11/livro-tambores-de-outono-de-diana.html
Portuguese review: https://pepitamagica.blogspot.pt/2016/11/livro-tambores-de-outono-de-diana.html
In Outlander’s previous book, Claire and Jamie are back together and there are not in Scotland anymore – welcome to the brave New World.
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Brianna and Roger are more prominent in this book, but, honestly, I didn’t really like what the author did with Brianna, how she handled her future, I think it was a bit unnecessary and that things could have been handled differently. I liked what happened with Roger, how his strong love for Brianna showed, how he goes through the stones at Craigh na Dun and chases her down to the USA. I know some of you might think this is a spoiler, but for me it isn’t, because what matters isn’t that he went after her, but why – and that I’m not going to tell you.
Claire and Jamie’s story fell a bit behind, and got a bit lost with Brianna’s arrival. Although I liked seeing her interact with Jamie, I think there should have been more of those moments, and less fighting between them. I wanted them to try to know each other more.
(...)
In the end, it’s still a good book, and I’m already starting the next one, but this fell a bit short in comparison with the others.
Full review: https://pepitamagica.blogspot.pt/2016/11/livro-tambores-de-outono-de-diana.html
Portuguese review: https://pepitamagica.blogspot.pt/2016/11/livro-tambores-de-outono-de-diana.html
In Outlander’s previous book, Claire and Jamie are back together and there are not in Scotland anymore – welcome to the brave New World.
(...)
Brianna and Roger are more prominent in this book, but, honestly, I didn’t really like what the author did with Brianna, how she handled her future, I think it was a bit unnecessary and that things could have been handled differently. I liked what happened with Roger, how his strong love for Brianna showed, how he goes through the stones at Craigh na Dun and chases her down to the USA. I know some of you might think this is a spoiler, but for me it isn’t, because what matters isn’t that he went after her, but why – and that I’m not going to tell you.
Claire and Jamie’s story fell a bit behind, and got a bit lost with Brianna’s arrival. Although I liked seeing her interact with Jamie, I think there should have been more of those moments, and less fighting between them. I wanted them to try to know each other more.
(...)
In the end, it’s still a good book, and I’m already starting the next one, but this fell a bit short in comparison with the others.