The narrator is amazing. She easily is able to flip back and forth from female voices to male. She also has not probably doing the really howt scenes. Also, also, don't listen the real howt scenes while driving. This audiobook should come with a warning. 
 Reasons why I liked it: 
 - Very well researched. The author did a great job bringing the time period to life. 
 - Developed and interesting characters. They feel real and all leave me with conflicted emotions. They're created with such a complexity that at times I either loved them or hated them. 
 - Detailed writing made for a great audiobook. It's possible I could have gotten bored of I had read the print instead. 
 - Excellent plot. I'm eager to find out more about the stones and how the time traveling works. Also, I'm wondering how Claire's involvement will alter history. 
 - Solid romance. Though I had a few reservations about Claire and Jamie's relationship, I quite liked them together in the end. 
 Things I didn't like: 
 - The spanking scene. It's not because it happened, but Jamie's reaction to enjoying it. No matter how much I think of it, it bothers me. However, I'm thinking that may be authorial intent: For us to question societal influences of different time periods and its effect on human behavior. 
 - Too detailed at times, so much so, that it detracted from the scene. 
 - I don't buy Jamie's overnight transformation from Virgin Boy to Super Freak. 
 Bottom line: I really enjoyed it and will be continuing the series. If you are interested in tackling this book, I highly suggest the audio version (the narrator is excellent) as it can drag a bit on the less interesting scenes. 
 Also, HOLY SHIT HAVE YOU SEEN THE SHOW?