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<p><p>from The Exquisitely Talented And Award-winning Author Of The Outlander Saga Come Two Additions To The Oeuvre, Both Featuring Lord John Grey. <p>this Dashing Character First Appeared In Gabaldon&#8217;s Blockbuster, <b>voyager</b>, And Readers Cheered Him On In The <i>new York Times</i> Bestselling <b>lord John And The Private Matter</b>.<p>diana Gabaldon Takes Readers Back To Eighteenth-century Britain As Lord John Grey Pursues A Deadly Family Secret As Well As A Clandestine Love Affair, Set Against The Background Of The Seven Years War.<p>seventeen Years Earlier, Grey&#8217;s Father, The Duke Of Pardloe, Shot Himself, Days Before He Was To Be Accused Of Being A Jacobite Traitor. By Raising A Regiment To Fight At Culloden, Grey&#8217;s Elder Brother Has Succeeded In Redeeming The Family Name, Aided By Grey, Now A Major In That Regiment. But Now, On The Eve Of The Regiment&#8217;s Move To Germany, Comes A Mysterious Threat That Throws The Matter Of The Duke&#8217;s Death Into Stark New Question, And Brings The Grey Brothers Into Fresh Conflict With The Past And Each Other.<p>from Barracks And Parade Grounds To The Battlefields Of Prussia And The Stony Fells Of The Lake District, Lord John&#8217;s Struggle To Find The Truth Leads Him Through Danger And Passion, Ever Deeper, Toward The Answer To The Question At The Centre Of His Soul&#8211;what Is It That Is Most Important To A Man? Love, Loyalty, Family Name? Self-respect, Or Honesty? Surviving Both The Battle Of Krefeld And A Searing Personal Betrayal, He Returns To The Lake District To Find The Man Who May Hold The Key To His Quest&#58; A Jacobite Prisoner Named Jamie Fraser. Here, Grey Finds His Truth And Faces A Final Choice&#58; Between Honour And Life Itself.</p><h3>david Faucheux - Library Journal</h3><p><p>lord John Grey First Appeared In <i>new York Times</i>best-selling Author Gabaldon's Ongoing, Multivolume Time Travel/fantasy/romance Outlander Series. In This Work, It Is 1758, And Lord John's Widowe