Dragonfly In Amber Summary

Dragonfly In Amber - Outlander Book 2 -- A Comprehensive Summary

Dragonfly in Amber is the second book in the Outlander book series, written by American writer Diana Gabaldon.
Gabaldon was born in January 11th, 1952, in Arizona.
She is famous for her Outlander series, which had been written in 1991. She grew up in the town of Flagstaff, Arizona, with her mother Jacqueline Sykes and her father Tony Gabaldon. Gabaldon’s writing career began back in 1988, when she decided to write one short novel—a historical novel.
Dragonfly in Amber is a book that is centered on a time-travelling plot, which involves Claire Randall, who is a nurse from the 20th century, and her husband from the 18th century, Jamie Fraser, who is a Scottish Highlander. The book is written as a combination of historical fiction, romance, adventure, and science fiction, as this novel follows the attempts of Claire and Jamie to prevent the Jacobite rising, which, if successful, will end up as a disaster for the Scotts.
As a somewhat unusual and uncommon genre, Dragonfly in Amber draws attention with the mixture of many genres, exciting plot and passionate characters. Even though it is written in seven hundred and fifty two pages, the novel is considered to be easy to read, because it is filled with events, which will keep its readers interested until they read it to the end.

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