Just don't want people who aren't familiar with the series to be thinking they're the same or that the Harlequin type romance novels are something he's into.
Stephen King's Genre likes/dislikes?
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Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Just don't want people who aren't familiar with the series to be thinking they're the same or that the Harlequin type romance novels are something he's into.
I would read them all again (I think I own the whole series!) 
Are you planning to watch the TV series? I'm debating whether to add Starz as I don't have it currently. It starts tomorrow night and they do have the first episode available on-line so still have a little time to think about it. If nothing else, I'd love to see the scenery as it was filmed in Scotland.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I think it starts here at the end of August, but yes, I will watch it - the previews look pretty good so far.
Well, i enjoyed the first books but i think she would do both herself and herself a favour by abondoning it now. Start a new series. She can write, she just have to chose a new subject. The last books seemed a little tired to me. The spark that was frequent in the early books is only occasionally there now. So Gabaldon should drop claire and Jamie and that gang and start a new.
A tv-series? First thing i hear about it. Could be interesting. The highlands have some beutiful scenery
I would agree that the last one (Written In My Own Heart's Blood) felt that way to me although I am still interested in what happens with Claire and Jamie. I haven't read any of her others--the ones that are from Lord John Grey's POV--but would like to see her do something completely different, too.
The best would be if she rounded of the series with a last one and then started a new one. You can only cram so much out of a set of characters. Thats why many series get a little stale after a while. A fresh set of characters would demand a little more work but it is also full of possibilities.
Started the first book of Outlander series and just couldn't stay with it. Heard so much from MsMod and Cat/Tina that I have given it another try. Different time and space in my life and it has been a good read. Am interested in continuing the next book in the series. Totally enjoy the historical parts. Starz not part of my cable package- may have to look into this. Scotland does call to the spirit and soul.
The first one is the best one. I think thats the case with many series.