Viento y Ceniza by Diana Gabaldon

Corre el ano 1772, en los dias proximos a la revolucion americana, y la larga mecha de la rebelion ya esta encendida: en Boston los muertos se amontonan en las calles, y en las zonas apartadas de Carolina del Norte, las cabanas aisladas arden en la oscuridad del bosque. Sobre la casa del cerro de Fraser, donde vive Jamie Fraser con su familia, acecha una sombra cada vez mas larga. --Publisher

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I love the relationship between Jamie and Claire. But, it took me awhile to finish this one.

Would recommend it if you have read the other books in the series. I will finish the series, but I am going to take a break from it.

Better than Book 5, barely. Not as meandering but still unfocused. These subsequent books fail to have the momentum of Book 1 and spend chapters doing absolutely nothing for me.

Anyone who knows anything about this series knows the books are forever long. Just finishing one feels like a major accomplishment. That said, I do mostly enjoy this series... this installment maybe more than the last two. There were certainly sections where I had to force myself to continue reading (having already seen the series, I already knew, at least in the broadest sketches, what was coming), other stretches where nothing much seemed to happen, and still others where I lost myself for hours in the story and hardly came up for air. After plodding through the first half over the course of a month, I read the last half in about four days.