OUTLANDER Reader's Guide

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December 23, 1743 - Jamie is tortured by Black Jack Randall and rescued by Claire (OUTLANDER)

December 21, 1760 - Willie rides the Yule log at Helwater. (SCOTTISH PRISONER)

Late December, 1766 - Claire and Jamie's voyage on the Artemis begins (VOYAGER)

December 1767 - Claire finds Jamie in the snow and tells him the story of "A Christmas Carol" (DRUMS)

December 1769 - Claire, Jamie and Ian depart for the Mohawk territory to rescue Roger (DRUMS)

December 21, 1776 - The house on Fraser's Ridge burns down (ABOSAA)

December 24, 1776 - Lord John visits Nessie in London; William writes to Lord John from Quebec City, describing the aurora borealis (ECHO)

December 31, 1776 - Jamie and Claire write their first letter to Bree and Roger (ECHO)

December 20, 1777 - Jamie and Claire buy spectacles in Edinburgh (ECHO)

Christmas 1969 - Bree visits Roger in Inverness; she rejects his proposal of marriage, and he gives her a bracelet as a gift (DRUMS)

December 5, 1980 - Bree receives a letter from Roger (MOHB)

December 21, 1980 - Bree, Jem, and Mandy travel back in time to find Roger (MOHB)

My name is Karen Henry. I discovered the OUTLANDER books in 2006, and quickly became thoroughly addicted! I started this Outlandish Observations blog in August, 2008, long before anyone knew there would be a TV series. Things have changed a great deal in recent years, but one thing we all have in common is our love for these books and characters and this amazing story that Diana Gabaldon has created.

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