Original sentence: However, the book breaks certain romance genre conventions—the heroine, for instance, is slightly older than the hero.On one level, the work is a romance novel with a focus on the romantic relationship between the two main characters.Outlander (published in the UK as Cross Stitch) is the first in a series of novels (currently six) by Diana Gabaldon.The book could be described as a work of historical fiction with a detailed account of eighteenth century Scottish clan life.The book focuses on two main characters, Claire Fraser (neé Beauchamp) and Jamie Fraser, and takes place in eighteenth and twentieth-century Scotland.The novel could also be considered science fiction with a plot propelled by time travel when Claire journeys from the 1940s to the eighteenth century.The novel is not easily classified by genre
Edited sentence: However, it breaks certain conventions of the romance genre (for example, the heroine is slightly older than the hero).It could also be described as science fiction, since the plot is propelled by time travel as the character Claire travels from 1940s to the 18th century at the beginning of the book.It could be described as a work of historical fiction, since it depicts a historically accurate, detailed, and well-researched account of 18th century Scottish clan life.It is difficult to classify by genre.On one level it is a romance novel, since it focuses on the romantic relationship between the two main characters.Outlander (published in the UK as Cross Stitch), is the first in a series of novels (currently 6) by Diana Gabaldon.The book centers around two main characters, Claire Fraser (neé Beauchamp) and Jamie Fraser, and takes place in eighteenth and twentieth century Scotland