But the fact that Frank's book is specifically relevant to their lives makes even less sense. If my Dad wrote ANY book I would have read it immediately and probably asked to read along while he was writing too. I know Bree didn't know about time travel until after Frank died but to not read his book in it's entirety? And if she had, she didn't notice the 14 mentions of a Jaime Fraiser in North Carolina? They had connections to historians! Roger used to be one supposedly! I know information wasn't available like it is now, or even when I was a kid, but it seems like they all only had vague ideas about the time period and when it was studied in school but not much else. It seems crazy to me that knowing what time period Claire and Jamie were living in, even if they never had any intention of ever going back, why didn't Roger and Bree want to or bother to learn everything about the history of Fraiser's Ridge and the surrounding area? I would have gorged on any and all information I could get. I am currently on Chapter 118: The Viscountess Monsters And Heroes & Mercy Shall Follow Meīook = Avoid unless you’ve read the novels. The Ballad Of Roger Mac & Famous Last Words Perpetual Adoration & Better To Marry Than Burn The Birds & The Bees & The Deep Heart’s Core Untimely Resurrection & Best Laid Schemes… Useful Occupations And Deceptions & La Dame Blanche Through A Glass Darkly & Not In Scotland Anymore Wentworth Prison & To Ransom A Man’s Soul The Reckoning & By The Pricking Of My Thumbs Hide comment spoilers.ĭon’t put spaces by the exclamation points. Talk about anything without spoiler tags. R/Pishlander is a free-for-all sub where you can Spoilers for everything.ĭon’t care about spoilers? Visit r/Pishlander. Preferred choice.Īll books plus all short stories and novellas.Īll seasons plus Published. Preferred choice.Īnything up to that book. Flair your post.Īnything up to that season.

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