Diana Gabaldon, bestselling author of the acclaimed Outlander series, weaves an engrossing tale of war, history, and suspense in this original novellaânow available as a standalone eBookâfeaturing returning hero Lord John Grey.
London, 1759. After a high society electric-eel party leads to a duel that ends badly, Lord John Grey feels the need to lie low for a while. Conveniently, before starting his new commission in His Majestyâs army, Lord John receives an urgent summons. An old friend from the military, Charlie Carruthers, is facing court-martial in Canada, and has called upon Lord John to serve as his character witness. Grey voyages to the New Worldâa land rife with savages (many of them on his own side) and cleft by warâwhere he soon finds that he must defend not only his friendâs life but his own.
Praise for Diana Gabaldonâs novels featuring Lord John Grey
âCall it what you willâhistorical adventure, conspiracy thrillerâitâs an engrossing story, masterfully paced, with exciting plot twists, swift reversals and robust characterizations.ââThe Globe and Mail, on The Scottish Prisoner
â[A] thoroughly entertaining and wonderfully witty historical mystery set in the richly detailed, occasionally bawdy world of Georgian England.ââBooklist, on Lord John and the Private Matter
âFrom Londonâs literary salons and political intrigue to fearsome battle scenes in the Seven Yearsâ War, [Diana Gabaldonâs] writing is always vivid and often lyrical.ââTheWashington Post, on Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade
Diana Gabaldon, bestselling author of the acclaimed Outlander series, weaves an engrossing tale of war, history, and suspense in this original novellaânow available as a standalone eBookâfeaturing returning hero Lord John Grey.
London, 1759. After a high society electric-eel party leads to a duel that ends badly, Lord John Grey feels the need to lie low for a while. Conveniently, before starting his new commission in His Majestyâs army, Lord John receives an urgent summons. An old friend from the military, Charlie Carruthers, is facing court-martial in Canada, and has called upon Lord John to serve as his character witness. Grey voyages to the New Worldâa land rife with savages (many of them on his own side) and cleft by warâwhere he soon finds that he must defend not only his friendâs life but his own.
Praise for Diana Gabaldonâs novels featuring Lord John Grey
âCall it what you willâhistorical adventure, conspiracy thrillerâitâs an engrossing story, masterfully paced, with exciting plot twists, swift reversals and robust characterizations.ââThe Globe and Mail, on The Scottish Prisoner
â[A] thoroughly entertaining and wonderfully witty historical mystery set in the richly detailed, occasionally bawdy world of Georgian England.ââBooklist, on Lord John and the Private Matter
âFrom Londonâs literary salons and political intrigue to fearsome battle scenes in the Seven Yearsâ War, [Diana Gabaldonâs] writing is always vivid and often lyrical.ââTheWashington Post, on Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade