Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone

A tale of love, adventure, and the ties that bind us, Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone sweeps listeners away to the American Revolution. The ever-eloquent Davina Porter brings the story to life with her remarkable narration, seamlessly weaving together the many threads of this twisty tale. The journey begins with the beloved couple, Claire and Jamie Fraser, who have finally settled down in North Carolina after years of turmoil. Despite the chaos of the revolution swirling around them, they strive to make a home and cherish their newfound tranquility. However, as fate would have it, their peace is short-lived. The arrival of a mysterious stranger from the future threatens to disrupt their serene existence. Unbeknownst to them, this enigmatic individual is none other than their own grandson, William Ransom. Torn between the life he knew and the legacy he is destined to uphold, William is compelled to confront the family secrets that have haunted him for years. Claire and Jamie’s grown children—Brianna, Roger, and their children—must navigate the complexities of their own lives as they grapple with the challenges that come with being a part of two different worlds. Through the lens of these vibrant characters, Diana Gabaldon expertly explores the dynamics of family, loyalty, and sacrifice. Diana Gabaldon’s Seven Stones to Stand or Fall and An Echo in the Bone has the same pace to make you delve into the vast  world of fiction.