The Fiery Cross Free Audiobook Download by Diana Gabaldon

When Jamie arrived in Scotland, he was met by a young woman dressed in red. When his curiosity got the better of him, he asked her name. "My name is Brianna."

Davina Porter is the narrating talent behind many popular audiobooks, including The Fiery Cross. Now available on Audible or iTunes, The Fiery Cross will keep you on the edge of your seat with its interesting Scottish narrative and some unexpected twists.

With the Fiery Cross audiobook download, Diana Gabaldon brings readers of the popular Outlander series to an even more tumultuous time in history. When Jamie Fraser is sent into exile with his wife and daughter, it's not just their lives that are in danger but also those of the people they love. Jamie is forced to make a momentous decision when he's given a chance to save his family and he must decide whether or not he will betray those who trust him. In order to test his loyalty, Jamie is taken to a place where even the most loyal man might do something unthinkable - which leads him on an adventure full of twists and turns.

The Fiery Cross is the sequel to Outlander and follows Jamie Fraser as he returns from his exile in the colonies, unsure of how to live a lie. He is taken with Claire Randall, a young Englishwoman who is seeking a new life in her own land of Scotland. But Claire has made enemies along the way, including Lord John Grey and Black Jack Randall. When Lord John's wife mysteriously disappears and draws suspicion to herself, he realizes that she might be connected to the Jacobite rebellion that was quashed years ago. The novel is full of adventure and tension and will have you turning pages late into the night

The Fiery Cross is the fourth installment in the Outlander series of novels by Diana Gabaldon. Gabaldon has written that "the best-loved story of my life" and she has been quoted as saying that it is her favorite novel. The novel was first published in 1991 and was co-winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award for science fiction.

In the late 1780s, young Jamie Fraser from Scotland arrived in Jamaica in search of his missing uncle and aunt. He quickly found them as well as a new life on the plantation of wealthy planter Lord John Grey, who took him under his wing. He met a fiery young woman during a series of horse races who, one fateful day, would change everything for him. Meanwhile, at home in Scotland, Jamie's parents and many other members of his family were killed in a massacre by soldiers sent to hunt down deserters from the British Army.