Lord John and the Hand of Devils | Diana Gabaldon

Lord John and the Hand of Devils | Diana Gabaldon | Lord John fans will like this one

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	Lord John and the Hand of Devils Diana Gabaldon Delacorte Press, 2007 - 320 pages average customer review:based on 28 reviews view larger image
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Diana Gabaldon, the New York Times bestselling author of Lord John and the Brotherhood of the Blade and the wildly popular Outlander novels, delivers three tales of war, intrigue, and espionage that feature one of her most popular characters: Lord John Grey. In the heart of the eighteenth century, here are haunted soldiers . . . lusty princesses . . . ghostly apparitions . . . dark family secrets. And here Lord John will face enemies who come in the guise of friends, memories in the shape of a fiery-haired Scot named James Fraser, and allies who have the power to destroy him with a single blow. . . .

In Lord John and the Hellfire Club, Lord John glimpses a stranger in the doorway of a gentlemen's club?and is stirred by a desperate entreaty to meet in private. The rendezvous forestalled by a sudden murder, Lord John will wade into a maze of political treachery and a dangerous, debauched underground society. . . . In Lord John and the Succubus, English soldiers fighting in Prussia are rattled by the nocturnal visitations of a deadly woman who sucks life and soul from a man. Called to investigate the night-hag, Lord John finds a murdered soldier and a treacherous Gypsy, and comes to the stark realization that among the spirits that haunt men, none frighten more than the specters conjured by the heart. . . . In Lord John and the Haunted Soldier, Lord John is thrust into the deadly case of an exploding battlefield cannon. Wounded in the same battle, Lord John is called to tesify and soon confronts his own ghost?and the shattering prospect that a traitor is among the ranks of His Majesty's armed forces.

Capturing the lonely, tormented, and courageous career of a man who fights for his crown, his honor, and his own secrets, Diana Gabaldon delivers breathtaking human drama. And in tales seething with desire, madness, and political intrigue, Gabaldon once again proves that she can bring history to life in a way few novelists ever have.

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My Friend John!

I am so glad Gabaldon decided to let us truly get to know this remarkable man, beyond his experience with Jamie Fraser. His adventures are a delightful romp that lend themselves to second and third readings, especially when compared with portions of the Fraser books in which he appears. Gabaldon does a great job of providing education about the details of a time and place most of us are unaware of. John has earned a place as one of fiction's most memorable and interesting characters. It is important for us to remember that people are products of their era...and Gabaldon never loses sight of the need to present John as an educated,sophisticated, sensitive man of his time. I hope Gabaldon continues his adventures. I count Lord John as one of my dear friends.

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Lord John fans will like this one

I'm a hopeless Lord John fan so I found these three short stories very entertaining. If you haven't read all the other books (plus the Outlander series) these stories may confuse you since they occur at different periods throughout the other two books. I enjoyed this book and can't wait for more Lord John books.

Lord John

This book was okay, but the Outlander series is far, far and away better. I would respectfully suggest the author stick with Outlander novels. While I would pre-order Outlanders, I would definitely wait for the paperback on these.

Lord John and the Hand of the Devils

Having read the Diana Gabaldon series about Claire and Jamie, I'm anxious to contiue the adventure! What better way to escape the horror of today's economy then in a book of adventure!

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