August, 1744 - Claire participates in King Louis's sorcery trial, where the Comte St.-Germain dies; King Louis has sex with Claire as the price for Jamie's freedom; Claire and Jamie are reconciled (DRAGONFLY)
August, 1745 - Charles Stuart declares Jamie as his loyal supporter and makes him a traitor to the Crown (DRAGONFLY)
August 18, 1757 - Stephan von Namtzen invites Lord John to be a liason with his regiment in Germany (PRIVATE MATTER)
August, 1767 - Jamie wrestles with a bear and earns the name "Bear-Killer"; Jamie and Claire discover the site of Fraser's Ridge (DRUMS)
August, 1768 - Claire finds a skull with silver fillings in its teeth, and encounters Otter-Tooth's ghost (DRUMS)
August 4, 1769 - Fergus is falsely accused of theft and assault (DRUMS)
August, 1770 - Duncan Innes requests Jamie's consent to marry Jocasta Cameron (DRUMS)
August, 1771 - Jamie receives a package from his son William, containing an astrolabe. (FIERY CROSS)
August 14, 1773 - Jamie informs Lord John that he has become an Indian Agent (ABOSAA)
August 6, 1774 - Flora MacDonald attends a barbecue at River Run (ABOSAA)
August 20, 1774 - Donner comes to find Claire at River Run, and explains what he knows about the time-traveling (ABOSAA)
August, 1776 - William arrives on Long Island, where he sees a whore burned to death (ECHO)
August 13, 1779 - Lord John writes to Jamie, asking Bree to come to Savannah. (BEES)
August 26, 1780 - William visits Amaranthus in Philadelphia. (BEES)
August, 1968 - Claire returns to Boston to put her affairs in order before leaving the 20th century for good (VOYAGER)
I'm glad you liked the pictures. :-)
Karen
He's the hero of Diana Gabaldon's OUTLANDER series. 6'4", red hair, amazingly good-looking, great in bed <cough>, basically, irresistible to Diana's female readers (and there are a LOT of them!)
There's a graphic novel coming out on Sept. 21 called THE EXILE, in which Jamie has a major role. Check out Diana Gabaldon's blog for pictures.
Karen
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By the way, award coming at you on Thursday :-)
One of my friends linked this story on Facebook and I couldn't help but think that this man is a modern day Jamie Fraser, sacrificing his life for his wife and unborn child. (http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/39146785/ns/today-today_people)
Susan (susantjbh at Compuserve)
I heard about that story a couple of days ago, but didn't make that connection. Wow! You are entirely right.
So glad you've been enjoying my blog!
Karen
Welcome! It's good to see you over here. :-) Glad you've been enjoying my blog.
Karen