6 Comments:

1. alanm said...
   6:59 a.m.  
   I'm not sure I understand this one.
   Does it mean "Holy shit, he is a ginger" and thus super sexy and hot, or "Holy shit, he is a ginger" I've heard there is something you can get done about that?
   {you don't really need to respond to this one and I'll just assume it's the former!}
   Jen Star said...
   9:22 a.m.  
   You are correct. The leading man is a hot Scottish ginger that all the girls want to get with. (I think the words "If I was a horse, I'd let him ride me anywhere" appear quite early in the first book.)
   
   I should get Fran Outlander for her birthday. You can call her Sassenach and drive her wild.
   
   I still don't get why Joe calls it chick porn, tho....
   Elena said...
   12:51 p.m.  
   While I'm all for a hot ginger, I feel the need to argue for my darling Stephen Bonnet…
   
   Sigh, Stephen.
   alanm said...
   5:35 p.m.  
   The Outlander series just went way up in my estimations. I think it should be required reading in high schools, possibly travelling back in time and starting with my high school.
   Jen Star said...
   8:01 p.m.  
   By a strange coincidence, the book is about time travel! Have you been reading the copies I keep on my office bookshelf?
   
   And Elena, Bonnet may have a sweet Irish lilt, but he's still gross and you know it.
   G said...
   9:20 a.m.  
   I love the way Gabaldon describes his gingeriness in such loving detail. Sigh............
   
   As for Bonnet, I think he would have stood a greater chance of endearing himself to me if he'd bathed prior to that one particular scene.

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