BIG OL' GIVEAWAY of Seven Stones to Stand or Fall by Diana Gabaldon

The year was 2013. You hadn’t read any new JAMMF since The Scottish Prisoner came out two years prior. All you wanted to do was read Virgins because it was all about Jamie Fraser being a hot, young one and trying to lose it to some equally hot French piece. But you had to buy it in some weird compilation with, like, other authors’ names on the cover.

But no more. Now you can have Hot!Virgin!Mercenary!Jamie in his own compilation with other words about characters who are also written by Diana Gabaldon. I’m talking about the new collection of Outlander fiction: Seven Stones to Stand or Fall. There are seven stories in the compilation. Get it?

If you love Diana Gabaldon’s world, and we know you do, you are going to need to add Seven Stones to Stand or Fall to your bookshelves immediately. You get all the novellas and short stories that matter in one convenient collection that – most important of all – matches all your other hardbacks. You can relegate that copy of Dangerous Women to the Goodwill pile. (Bye, Carrie Vaughn*, whoever you are!)

^{*I’m sure she’s lovely and the werewolf radio host books she writes are excellent. Also … actually buy Dangerous Women too; there’s a great story by Joe Abercrombie in it.}

Important things that happen in Seven Stones that you need to read about:

Lord John going against his better inclinations at an electric eel party
Le return of the so-not-dead Comte (YAY)
Rodents of Unusual Size
A sweet romantic story about people we know are destined to die super young and leave their son orphaned
The aforementioned JAMMF trying to lose his v-card in France
Outsplainers getting their panties in a twist about Benjamin’s REAL age
Lord John loving his mama

And after today, you can read about all that (and more – you know there is much, much more) for FREE by entering our giveaway! We have FIVE copies of Seven Stones to Stand or Fall up for grabs so enter now until the end of July! And yes, this giveaway is open to the WHOLE.DAMN.WORLD. You’re welcome USPS for that postage payment for the book that weights approximately 1,000 lbs.