The Custom of the Army: An Outlander Novella Free Audiobook Download by Diana Gabaldon

In 1945, army nurse Claire Randall is back in Scotland, visiting her childhood home for the first time since being torn from it seven years earlier. Claire returns to discover that her father has died and the estate is now in ruins--her family's pride and joy. At the funeral, she meets a handsome man who is not only familiar but seems to know all about her. When he introduces himself as James Fraser, Claire learns that she has long been believed dead...and has inherited something from him.

The Custom of the Army is an Outlander novella by Diana Gabaldon. It's a shorter story following Jamie Fraser and his wife Claire as they journey back to Scotland after the American Revolution. They find themselves far from loved ones, but they're determined to make it work.

The Custom of the Army: An Outlander Novella is a humorous story featuring a Scottish Highlander who has been banished to present-day New York City. He encounters a high-class New Yorker, on their way to the opera and his life unravels.

The Custom of the Army is a short novella about Frank Randall. He's recently been recruited into a British regiment and is on his way to London when he meets an American woman claiming to be Claire Beauchamp Randall, his long-lost first wife. The story ends with a twist that will leave you wanting more.

This book is about Claire Randall, a 20th century woman living in the 18th century highlands of Scotland who travels back in time through a standing stone circle to 1743. She finds herself saved from execution by Jamie Fraser, a notorious outlaw and soldier. As they strike up a long-distance relationship that ultimately leads to marriage, Claire prods around in the past, learning more about their history and the reason for this custom of the Army.

'The Custom of the Army: An Outlander Novella' is a novella that takes place in North Carolina before, during and after the American Revolution. It is part of Gabaldon's series 'Outlander'. The narrator for the audiobook version is Jeff Woodman who does an outstanding job with the story which was a joy to listen to.