Le voyage

Diana Gabaldon

  • First published 1993
  • 680 pages
  • French
In 1968, Claire Randall believes her epic love story with the 18th-century Highlander Jamie Fraser is over, a memory sealed in the past. For twenty years, she has raised their daughter, Brianna, in Boston, pursuing a career as a surgeon. But a shocking discovery reveals that Jamie may not have died at the Battle of Culloden as she had long believed. Faced with an impossible choice, Claire must decide whether to stay in the safety of her own time or risk everything on a perilous journey back through the standing stones to find the man she has never stopped loving.

Her return to the past is a leap of faith, plunging her into a world of danger and uncertainty. Jamie, now a printer in Edinburgh, is no longer the young warrior she left behind. He is a man haunted by two decades of loss, war, and survival. As they rediscover the passion that once bound them, they are swept into a treacherous web of espionage, murder, and rebellion that forces them to flee Scotland. Their adventure carries them across the Atlantic to the shores of the Caribbean, a voyage that will test their bond and confront them with new enemies and old friends in a desperate search for a place they can finally call home.
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Libre Expression, 2017
ISBN
9782764812662
Language
French
Original edition Originally published in 1993 · English · Delacorte Press

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