Welcome to the worst best

where we read about sexy Scottish time travel so you don't have to.

I'm Kate.

And I'm Renata.

And for this episode, we've read Outlander by Diana Gabaldon

joining us for this episode is Erica who hangs out a lot on the internet hi Erica

well I guess first off I should start off by saying that if you're listening to this on

Monday January 5th,

you should know that we posted two special year-end episodes over the weekend on January 3rd and

4th. There are best and worst of 2014, and they should be up on the website and available

in iTunes and Stitcher if you want to hear us literally cry over

books and talk about how we used to literally cry over documentaries. That, that to me feels

like it was 200 years ago because of how long it took me to read Outlanders. I feel as though

I time traveled 200 years into the future and I spent all of those years trying to get through this book.

Oh my God.

Kate was going to say this was a book that we read and it really is more like five books we read.

That's true.

Yeah, because they were like part one, this part five.

I forget they all have sort of dramatic names. A whiff of brimstone. Thank you. Yes. Like that. But they all also like

didn't relate to each other at all, which is what was so frustrating to me. Like with the exception

of one recurring plot line about this, like, rapy British general,

nothing that happened in each of the prior sections had much, you know,

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