Review: My Gabaldon "fix"
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 21, 2012
While anxiously awaiting the the next installment of the Outlander Series, book #8, (much like everyone else on planet earth).. I read anything Gabaldon to obtain my fix.  Ms. Gabaldon has such an incredible ability of making the reader feel "attached" to the characters, pulling and placing us within the emotion of the excitment.  Her dialogue is always fresh and real, making the reader identify with the characters that much more.  And as usual, we hate to see them go.  It's hard to say "good-bye".Roger MacKenzie is orphaned during WWII and adopted by his great Uncle, the Reverend Reginald Wakefield.  He remembers bits and pieces of losing his mother in the blitz of London -- when a subway station collapses.  But he never really knows what happens to his father, Jeremiah "Jerry" MacKenzie, other than his plane goes down (either crashed, or shot down over the English channel, or engine failure...) - - NO SPOILERS!  After Rogers' time travels, he begins to question the possibilities of actual events.  He begins to wonder what really happened to his father.This story lays to rest the actual events and happenings of Jerry Mackenzie.  As usual, the story is told superbly.Brava Ms. Gabaldon and encore!