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Listening Length: 2 hours and 35 minutes
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Audible.com Release Date: July 5, 2012
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To the Lord Grey series. Personally, I had never heard about this particular incident, and this was very interesting. It was great to see the Highlanders win with such spectacular success! I've borrowed more Lord Grey novellas until I can find a copy of the next Big Book. The end of this novella has a bibliography of all DG's writing, this is worth it just for this...except DG uses the word "berserker" which is one of my favorite words. I would have given this five stars, but it was too short. I truly prefer her Big Books.
I'm a Lord John fan. I admit it and embrace it. So I was thrilled to find this novella about his adventures into the Canadian wilderness to stand up for his friend (but also to get out of England for a bit following a duel that went awry). It was nearly the perfect length for a recent flight, and took me right into the Outlander universe as well.I won't waste time recounting the entire plot, other than to say Lord John finds it expedient to get out of town and when he's asked to stand up for his friend, he takes it. Once he's made it to Canada, however, he finds his cousin's husband has disappeared...after creating his own second family with a Native American woman. Lord John is nothing if not a beacon of integrity, and he does his best to set things right in this regard, and ends up taking part in a British raid on a French fort (which also involves Simon Fraser). If you are looking for a happy, upbeat slice of Lord John's life, this isn't it, but it is gritty and real.There's a lot packed into the novella, and while it doesn't really illuminate more of the overall story, it's an excellent glimpse into what Lord John stands for and it strengthens the backstory of his life in general. I love how Gabaldon has given us a hero, although one with many secrets, who stays true to himself as best he can in any circumstance in which he finds himself. This novella will keep you engrossed with its wry humor and believable twists. Recommended.
I read the Lord John Grey series while waiting for Book 9 of the Outlander series to be written and released. The writing of the LJG books is good, but I'm really not into this series too much. Much less character development, not really into the characters, not really into the military theme, they don't tell me the things I want to know about LJG which makes them fall short of the expectations I had when I purchased them.For instance, I want to know the things which relate to the Outlander series. Things such as events leading up to his marriage, his marriage, raising William, living in America---all the details which don't quite fit into the Outlander series per se, since those are Claire and Jamie's stories.Maybe I was spoiled by the ~early~ Outlander Novellas which seemed to 'fill in the blanks', so to speak, on characters related to the Outlander series--the secrets about Roger's parents, Comte St. Germaine, Geillis Duncan, Ian and Jenny's son, Loaghaire's daughter, Joan. The early novellas left me wanting to know more about these characters. This series...not so much. I just wanted them to end.
I think Diana Gabaldon is one of the best writers I have read. I like the Lord John novellas as a way to get me through to the next Outlander Novel. I try to be patient in waiting for the next novel and I understand it takes great research, perserverence and time to write such great novels, so I am grateful for the novellas in the in-between time.Lord John is a character we met in the Outlander series. He is a man of different tastes and I would not have chosen him to spotlight in the novellas. That being said, after reading several of the novellas about him, he has grown on me. He has shown himself to be heroic, considerate, merciful and have great integrity. So yes, I like him. Thanks Diana for showing that side of him more clearly.I would recommend the Lord John novellas.
...gawd I adore Diana Gabaldon. She just never fails to deliver! I've read all of her Novels/Novella's and all I can say is her writings always propel me to another time...they surround, engulf and envelop me.This story had me laughing out loud at the beginning. I'm not sure if this is Ms. G's intention, but it was so humorous to me to envision these party-goer's purposely electrocuting themselves with an EEL! So I'm sittin' here reading this with a huge, stupid grin...crackin' up... Ms. "G" describes John Grey's experience with the eel so precise and exact and even though it was a serious moment, it had me in stitches. I could feel what these people were experiencing being voluntarily shocked off their feet by an eel! Hilarious....Ms. G is just that good.Lord John Grey is a patient man who does not act impulsively. He's been a Soldier (Lieutenant Colonel) in the British Army all of his adult life. He thinks before acting and does not panic easily (if at all). Above all else, he is honorable and noble to a fault. This story lends more insight to the person of Lord John Grey and a small portion of his life experiences. This story takes place in 1759, as Lord John travels to give witness to the character of a friend in Canada who is facing court martial for failing to suppress a mutiny.I love John Grey's character and I must confess, this emotion surprises me as I didn't like him much at first (his introduction in the "Outlander" Series...but he's weaseled his way forever into my heart). He's a good man...always consistent, always follows the rules..(.well, almost always..heheh..), while keeping his homosexuality lifestyle hidden and protected. He sacrifices so much of himself for his family and close friends.Always in Lord Johns life does he face seemingly insurmountable challenges and usually those challenges include life (and career) threatening dangers. He's always forced to analyze, consider and weigh those dangers against traveling a road less dangerous (but usually is forced into the most dangerous path), in order to achieve his mission...whatever it may be.. This story takes the reader into another thread of John Grey's life...the Battle of Quebec and more.Because there's very little dialogue in this story and a LOT of descriptive detailed foundation, it has the potential of becoming tedious to the reader who has never read D.G before. But press on and you won't be disappointed. I never expected John Grey's character to become so interestingly fascinating to me. He's taken me by surprise.
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