In this second book of the Outlander series, Claire and Jamie try to stop the rebellion and Bonnie Prince Charlie from bringing the Highlanders to a war they cannot win. In order to do so, they live in France and become part of the French high class. When they believe there isn't any chance for the war to happen and return to Lallybroch, treason brings them back to the heart of the rebellion and the war between Scotland and England. 
 I still loved Claire's character in Dragonfly in Amber. She has so much conviction and character. She isn't afraid to fight for what she believes is the best for her family and the Highlanders. I also grew to enjoy Jamie's and Claire's relation a lot more than in the first book. It felt more like a normal relation to me. I LOVED the dedication they both have toward one another. The beginning and end of the book brought me to tears many times. 
 To be honest, I didn't enjoy this book as much as the first one. I felt the story was running slower. The entire part in France was quite long to read. I know it was very important to understand the rest of the story but, at some points, it was painful. I often was mixed up in all the politics that was discussed. Those alliances, friendships and unseen wars between clans, country, princes, king, etc. were very difficult to understand.... Sometimes, I had to go back a few pages to understand whom was talking about. 
 Now, I wonder what the others books in the series will be about. Is Claire going to go back since (view spoiler)[ she knows that Jamie survived the battle of Culloden? Can she even go back to a precise point in time (a certain date for example) (hide spoiler)] Will the other books be about Roger or Brianna (or both)? (view spoiler)[ Will we learn more about the circumstances around Frank's death? He died pretty young if Claire is about 40 at the beginning of the book (hide spoiler)] Why are Jamie and Jonathan buried in the same cemetery? I can't wait to read more