I was really disappointed with this one. Mainly because everything seemed way too over the top, the story was too Fabio-esque for my liking, and Claire and Jamie should've died ages ago (nobody has that kind of luck). 
 By the way, (view spoiler)[ I'm really sick and tired of Gabaldon using rape has a plot devise. I can understand authors choosing to show rape when it is to denounce it, but when I read Voyager I had the feeling that she was using it to add some spices to the story. For Christ's sake, this is the third rape in three books. 
 Also, what the fuck with Mr. Willoughby?! Did you really create him only to have someone with the knowledge of acupuncture and then make a joke out of of him? I know China wasn't the nicest country, but there's a line between showing the truth and making an absurd caricature. I'm not Chinese (only my last name) but I felt insulted. (hide spoiler)] 
 I have a lot of negative feelings about this book, but I can't deny the fact that I still had a good time reading it. Around a thousand pages, but rarely boring.