They go into Lord John Grey’s life between Culloden and Ardsmuir prison for the most part, although a couple run after that. Three of them are part of a collection of stories called “The Hand of the Devils” collection, while the others are standalone shorter novellas to fill in a few gaps. The next novellas take place during “Voyager,” so will be the next novels that you’ll want to read. Photo credit: Voyager/Penguin Random House Acquired via Penguin Random House It’s after this that you’ll need to start picking up the shorter novels before you move onto “Drums of Autumn.” The Lord John Grey novellas This very short story tells the tale of Roger Wakefield MacKenzie’s parents and what really happened to them. You may also want to start with “A Leaf of the Winds of All Hallows,” which is set in 1941-1943, so just before “Outlander” starts. A 19-year-old Jamie and 20-year-old Ian are in France to become mercenaries, where you get to learn a lot more about those encounters with certain women we met in “Dragonfly in Amber.” Set in the 1740s, this story takes you through Jamie and Ian’s time together as brothers-in-arms. However, “Virgins” is a short story you may want to start with. Gabaldon’s first three novels are the first three you want to read: “Outlander,” “Dragonfly in Amber,” and “Voyager.” The good news is if you started with Outlander, you’ve started with the first book in chronological order in terms of the longer books. Outlander Season 7B: Will Chris Fulton return as Rob Cameron?.Outlander Season 7B: Will Diarmaid Murtagh return as Buck MacKenzie?.Did Bree and Lord John Grey marry in Outlander?.

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