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Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade

A political plot confusing and unsatisfactory resolution, a multitude of characters, meandering plot, really the derivative of the famous (and beloved) Outlander series is not up to the other episodes. I appreciated the fact that the previous adventure Lord John, who was also the most historical thriller, might be read independently of the series, this is not the case here, especially because of two or three meetings between Lord John and Jamie Fraser, while it is stable boy in Dunsany, meetings whose link with the rest of the novel is quite thin and feels the pretext to satisfy fans of the sexy red-haired Scottish ... Only interesting, you learn the ins of the relationship between John and his half-brother in-law Percy character who appears like a hair in the soup An Echo in the Bone !


Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade by Diana Gabaldon , 2007, 495 p. Not translated.