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Are You Ready for Another Jamie and Claire Adventure?

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How many of you are enjoying Outlander on Starz?  I am currently waiting on pins and needles to get the third season when it is released to Amazon.  I wonder if the series on television might all the way to the seventh book in the series An Echo In The Bone by Diana Gabaldon?  Are you ready to join me on this journey on another Claire and Jamie adventure? Synopsis:  There are three parts to this story which include Jamie and Claire, Roger and Brianna, and then Lord John and his ward William Ransom.   The first part is the safe passage of Brianna and Roger’s family back to the present.  Their struggle to get medical help for Amanda (their daughter), and establish themselves in the present.   A gift was left for Brianna and Roger by Jamie and Claire.  They gave them a box that includes letter and books. How could this possibly go awry in the present? The second part of the story is that of William Ransom and Lord John Grey.  William is now a British soldier fighting in the

Ready For Some Holiday Fun with Maggie McConnon?

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Today we welcome Maggie McConnon to Writer's Corner. She is sharing her latest book Bel, BOOK AND SCANDAL, an excerpt. Fans of the Belfast McGrath series will love this latest novel. Just in time for the holidays! Excerpt: I was wet, cold, and tired, but despite the fact that she was ready to kill me with her bare hands for staying out all night, my mother addressed all three of my immediate needs before saying anything else. A towel to dry my hair. Clean clothes in the form of a pair of jeans, a T- shirt, and a pair of socks. An Irish sweater, the most uncomfortable item of clothing ever made—a hair shirt, really— but welcomed, and probably deserved, at that moment. A bologna sandwich. It would be the last time I would eat bologna, for many reasons, the most significant being that the smell would forever after remind me of Amy. And how she had disappeared the night before and would always be gone. Mom was worrying a rosary in one hand, the other securely place