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I started Cross Stitch/Outlander in September,...
OMG! I am with you my darling. Actually, I started to read her books because, let’s face it, tumblr is a liferuiner. And a lot of people I follow on tumblr seems abuzz about it, and perhaps I was the only only one who’s not enchanted with it. And yes, James Alexander Malcolm Mckenzie Fraser ruined everything for me. I was a Mr. Darcy fan. but nuh, uh. After I’ve read Cross Stitch, move over Mr. Darcy. Someone actually beat my long time Mr. Darcy. I was on the second episode when I told myself I need the books. Between my office breaks and free time, I’ve finished them. It’s a book you can’t resist its charm, it’s unputdownable, and makes you crave for more. I was a disaster reading them. One page, you’ve got yourself quite happy, or laugh at the silliness on Jamie or Claire or their relationship. Then you turn the next page, and you had to weep with them, or scream at the book. It’s a rollercoaster of a story. And I cannot be more than happy and awed of how amazing and flawless, Diana is. Her words aren’t difficult to understand, they’re simple, but the emotions are there. It’s like you’re beside the character.
And yes. Dragonfly in Amber was far by the best book in the series for me. I’ve just watched 1x16 and I cannot be more than happy with the season ending. Although it’s a bit rushed (to say the least) it was still good! verra verra good. But, I was looking forward to the intensity of how Claire ransoms Jamie’s soul. We know how it turned out in the book. kind of violent how Claire handled Jamie to get back her husband in the book, but it was necessary as to how intense their love for each other could be. But it was still good.
