How far in are you, and what don't you like about it? I'm in love with the characters enough that I've read the whole series twice plus almost all of the ancillary books (the Lord John Gray series, a few of the novellas).

The audiobooks are spectacular - Davina Winter is just an incredible narrator. However, listening in audio means you can't skip/skim and I've reached the point in my reread (mid book 6) where I'm considering making some of DG's writing habits a drinking game:

-Drink every time someone shivers, despite the temperature of the room/day
-Drink every time someone is eating while receiving bad news, and feels the food turn into a solid ball in their stomach
-Drink twice if it's a ball of ice
-Drink every time Claire mentions that Jamie is tall
-Drink every time Claire describes Jamie's eyelashes
-Drink every time the phrase "long straight nose" appears
-Drink every time the phrase "wide sweet mouth" appears
-Stop reading right now because you have alcohol poisoning

Dragonfly in Amber is easily the weakest of the series - S2 of the show was better.

Jessica, ha!

I forget how far along I've read. Through A Breath of Snow and Ashes, I think? Maybe I'll start a reread, I need some relatively mindless escapism and I'm almost out of Downside Ghost stuff.

I LOVED Dragonfly in Amber! Or at least I remember loving it. Maybe it was Voyager I loved most.

No drinking every time Jamie says, "Mo ..." whatever word for sweet that is?

Cridhe? (Which autocorrect wanted to make "fridge.")

"Mo fridge" is now my favoritest endearment.

Aw, you are all mo fridge, for sure.

No, people using the same terms of endearments over and over is just how married people talk. It doesn't ping me in the same way as, say, Claire comparing literally everyone sees for the first time to an unbelievably specific kind of animal. ("so and so was such and such, looking like nothing more than an adolescent koala who has just remembered his grandmother's favorite brand of washing powder.")

I read the first ... four maybe ... of the Outlander books, but got exhausted. Those things are LONG.

They might be less tiring to read in electronic format. Holding the books was physically taxing.

I couldn't read them- but I don't really get along with long books like Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones either. The longest book I read for pleasure is probably either Gone with The Wind or Tommyknockers. And Tommyknockers almost killed me! I can read long non-fiction books, though.

I have also been reading a lot of historical by Courtney Milan- they are pretty amusing.