I did not know about “Outlander” until Feb. Both gentlemen are so talented and are truly Renaissance men. I have the greatest respect for Sam Heughan and Gavin McTavish. The friendship between Sam Heughan and Graham McTavish is very endearing. I am a history buff so I loved learning about Scotland. I was laughing and smiling so everyone who passed me smiled back. I just finished listening on my walk today. Clanslands is marvelously written and so entertaining. This is my first time using the Audible app. Thank you for your positivity and generosity in sharing so much about yourselves Sam and Graham! Kudos and much success to you both, surely hoping for a book two! Slainte! As election day was yesterday and the negative political climate which has consumed us for far too long, this book was a welcome respite from the depressing news/TV and all the strife. Once the world opens up again I will be booking a trip to Scotland and can’t wait to explore some of these beautiful sites. I have dived deeper into my family history, knowing that my maternal grandfather was from Scotland, I have explored our family genealogy and discovered more about my ancestors.

(I was also looking for some good scotch recommendations so now I will have to try some of these). The banter, the stories, the road trip, the nicknames, and learning more about Scotland has just further opened my heart. Never did I expect to both laugh and cry throughout this audiobook. When I learned that Men in Kilts was going to become a book I knew I had to purchase it. Never would I have imagined that Diana‘s original tale (and all 8 books actually) would help me learn so much about Scotland, history and the American Revolution.

I am new to the Outlander universe (thanks Covid) I became a fan of both Sam and Graham only eight months ago. A marvelous tale of two friends exploring Scotland

Clanlands by sam heughan