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sara_reads_things 's review for:
Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone
by Diana Gabaldon
Another epic tale of adventure and time travel.
I've always loved how Diana Gabaldon could weave a tale. Although I'm not a fan of the thick books that seem to draw out the story with many side tales, I can never put down a book about Jamie and Claire.
War is on the horizon, but when is it not? This entire series is based around one war or another. Gabaldon kept bringing up the bees and all I could think about the entire book was how and when will Jamie die. It was very disconcerting. But Jamie has 9 lives like a cat and in my opinion, Can't be killed. Although the story was long and drawn out, I felt satisfied by the end.
Sara | Book Confessions of an ExBallerina
I've always loved how Diana Gabaldon could weave a tale. Although I'm not a fan of the thick books that seem to draw out the story with many side tales, I can never put down a book about Jamie and Claire.
War is on the horizon, but when is it not? This entire series is based around one war or another. Gabaldon kept bringing up the bees and all I could think about the entire book was how and when will Jamie die. It was very disconcerting. But Jamie has 9 lives like a cat and in my opinion, Can't be killed. Although the story was long and drawn out, I felt satisfied by the end.
Sara | Book Confessions of an ExBallerina