Okay, what can I say about this book? First it was terribly long! But, as always, each and every part takes importance later in the story. Every character we meet usually come back somewhere in this book or another. So, let's dive! 
 This 6th book of the Outlander serie takes place in Fraser's Ridge, Jamie and Claire's small town in America. The story spans between 1772 and 1776 on the verge of the American revolution. The story shows normal life for Jamie, Claire, Brianna, Roger and their children in Fraser's Ridge as well as how Jamie walked on a thin line between the English dynasty and the rebels that want to separate from it. The book is not as political as Dragonfly in Amber but has a bit of it to make sure the reader understands the setting. 
 Here are the things I likes from this book: 
 - Against all odds there was a lot of action in the book and from about halfway through, the pace is quite quick. 
 - I always love to see how Claire threats many problems and sickness with natural products and I'm always sad when people see her as a witch or a sorceress when she tries to help them. 
 - I also LOVE to see how creative Brianna and Claire are. They don't sit on their ass whining about what they don't have (running water, bathrooms, medicine, etc.) but try to "invent" them or make the best from what they have. Paper is expensive? No problem we're gonna make some! 
 - A lot of intrigues that started in Voyager and The Fiery Cross were finally solved. Of course, only to be replaced by new ones! 
 On the other side, there is stuff that I didn't like as much: 
 - All the violence toward the family made me sick. I know it's meant to be due to the timing and the era and all of that but this book contained a lot of harsh subjects (suicide, murder, leaving a loved one, rape, family abuse) and I found it difficult to read these parts. 
 - As I said, it was a lot less political than Dragonfly in Amber was but I was still mixed up sometimes and spent a lot of time trying to figure out what was what and who's done what... 
 - Because of the length of the book, I sometimes forgot what had happen earlier on, especially if it was at the beginning. 
 Overall, I enjoyed A Breath of Snow and Ashes and I am still willing to continue the serie! I am taking a break though because it takes me forever to finish a single book and I am feeling for something different during summer!