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terprubin 's review for:
Dragonfly in Amber
by Diana Gabaldon
Ok, I'll admit it. I am really enjoying this series, regardless of the fact that time travel seems to be a very minimal piece of the overall story. At least some of the time travel begins to regain a modicum of importance near the end of this book.
I still maintain that nothing in the 1740s section of the book has needed a time traveler. Of course, Gabaldon drops hints at the end of this book that foreknowledge of events might actually come in handy in book 3.
I still maintain that nothing in the 1740s section of the book has needed a time traveler. Of course, Gabaldon drops hints at the end of this book that foreknowledge of events might actually come in handy in book 3.