Outlander - Time-Travel Fiction With Spiralling Romance and Erotism

Outlander - A Historical Multi-Genre Fiction Novel

Diana Gabaldon wrote Outlander through which readers can enhance their personal growth and learn new literacy. The novel is all about 1945 romance. Claire Randall, the heroine of the story, enthusiastically waits to go for a second honeymoon with her husband after returning from the war. She was a former combat nurse and served her country. She walks on a standing stone of an ancient circle. But she finds herself in between a Scotland war that too in the year 1743. 

What do you think about how Diana feels about it? What can she do there? How does she cope with the unknown situation? How does it turn into a romantic novel? So many questions and all get to know from reading the book. Going back in the unknown time period will confuse her completely. And she finds her being around the lairds and spies who are a potential threat to her life. 

The part of Best Romantic novel begins when James Fraser gets into the plot. He is a gallant young Scots warrior who gets close with Claire and showers love on her. Will she forget about her husband in her real lifetime period and get connected with James in an unknown time period. 

It Ends with us and The Hating Game are also one of the best romantic novels. Will Claire choose desire over her relation or keeps her intact with her relation. What happens when she is conflicted between two different men in two different dimensions? Will she be able to get back to her normal life with her husband? Or will she be stuck in this unknown time period with James Fraser? 

Reading the book will not only teach the reader about historical literacy but also a different perspective of life. Situations that don’t happen in practical life but got many things to learn from it to live in this book's practical life.