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The Space Between
- An Outlander Novella
- Narrated by: Davina Porter
- Length: 4 hrs and 13 mins
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Publisher's Summary
Number-one New York Times best-selling author Diana Gabaldon returns to her Outlander universe in The Space Between, an irresistible novella brimming with adventure, history, and suspense - and available for the first time as a standalone audiobook.
Joan MacKimmie is on her way to Paris to take up her vocation as a nun. Yet her decision is less a matter of faith than fear, for Joan is plagued by mysterious voices that speak of the future, and by visions that mark those about to die. The sanctuary of the nunnery promises respite from these unwanted visitations...or so she prays. Her chaperone is Michael Murray, a young widower who, though he still mourns the death of his wife, finds himself powerfully drawn to his charge.
But when the time-traveling Comte St. Germain learns of Joan’s presence in Paris, and of her link to Claire Fraser - La Dame Blanche - Murray is drawn into a battle whose stakes are not merely the life but the very soul of the Scotswoman who, without even trying, has won his heart.
Featured Article: So Many Branches—The Outlander Characters Family Tree
Wondering who Jamie's father is or how the Clan MacKenzie fit into other character arcs? We’ve pulled together an Outlander Family Tree to offer you an overview of several of the main Outlander characters and their relatives. There’s also a who's who of supporting characters of importance, and a description of the main clans at the end. Heads up: If you haven't yet listened to the books or seen the show, this post might contain spoilers.
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- Kathy
- 06-01-14
A Delight!
I have to confess that I am an Outlander addict. I love all the books in the series and I do believe Davina Porter is one of the best narrators I have heard. I have been counting the days for Diana Gabaldons next book so "The Space Between: An Outlander Novella" has been the perfect little taste before the next book. This audio book is only just over 4 hours long so it is a little pricey if you compare that to the 40+ hours of the other Outlander series books.This novella is just a fast little story about Michael Murry (Jamie and Clair's nephew.) Joan (Jamies step-daughter) who is on her way to the convent in France,the Comte St Germain (we all thought he was dead!) and best of all Master Raymond! Hearing Master Raymond was like hearing from an old friend! The story is really short and telling you more then what Amazon says in the description would be a spoiler I think.
For me it was well worth the credit just because it has been so hard waiting for" Written in My Own Hearts Blood" but I have to say if Diana Gabaldon should write more books or novellas about these characters I would most definitely read or listen to them. I sure hope she does cause it would be way to hard to wait for the next book after this one!
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- sandy
- 06-15-14
DG and DP are the dynamic duo
I'm thinking as long as it's written by Diana G and read by Davina P it will get 5 stars from me. If this is the start of a new series I'm in. It had me from the start and kept me spell bound to the end. I want more, thank you very much!!!!!!!!
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- Catra121
- 06-14-14
Loved it...
I really loved this story and there's only one bad thing about it...I wish it was longer. I'm a fan of the Outlander series...the first two books in the series are definitely my two all time favorite books. I loved seeing a bunch of minor characters from the second book and seeing different view points from that time as those characters think back to the events that occurred in Dragonfly in Amber. There's no Jamie and Claire in this book but they are referenced a bunch of times and you see the impact they had on others. The two main characters in this book, Michael and Joan, and very interesting and I enjoyed reading about them. I just wish I had been able to spend MORE time with them...those 4 hours went by so fast.
Davina Porter is an excellent narrator. I always enjoy listening to her and her voice definitely suits the Outlander stories and works well with Diana Gabaldon's writing style. I definitely recommend this to anyone but definitely to fans of the Outlander series.
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- Stevon
- 06-29-14
a good filler
The author, Diana Gabaldon, evidently wrote this short story as a filler between book #7 and book #8. The two main characters are faimly to Jaime and Clare and you get to know them both much more than in previous stories. You suspect Michael and Joan play a more prominent role goin forward but you can only only guess what that might be. The book is 4 hours long and it was perfect for a 5 hour road trip. Davina Porter is great as the narrator as usual. The book really gets you ready for book 8.
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- Angel Claire
- 06-05-14
Le Comte and the Frog!
This book is set in June 1778 when Joan McKimmie travels to France to enter a convent. Joan is accompanied by Michael Murray son of Ian and Jenny. Michael is mourning the recent death of his wife and his father. I won't go into the story other than to say this book will answer many questions raised thirty years before and is the perfect book to listen to whilst you wait for the 10th of June. Absolutely fascinating!
Davina Porter's narration is amazing as always.
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- Sophia Rose
- 02-10-17
Worth a Listen- Divine Narration & Engaging Story
I originally read this as part of the Trail of Fire anthology, but had the opportunity to snag it on audio and did. I am enchanted with the incomparable Davina Porter's audio work.
It's been a while since I read Michael Murray, son of Ian and Jenny, and Joan McKimmie, Jamie's step-daughter's tale. Michael is a widower working as a wine merchant in Paris and is on the way back from his da's funeral. He agreed to escort Joan to Paris where she will become a nun. The struggle to survive his grief is hard, but interest in Joan's affairs start to bring Michael back to life.
Joan's purpose in becoming a nun would shock anyone she told. For she hears voices and she can tell when someone is about to die. This all disturbs her and she seeks answers and comfort with the church and Mother Hildegarde. Then the voices force an encounter with the Comte St. Germain who believes her to be the daughter of Claire and Jamie.
The Comte is seeking answers about being a traveler through the stones. I wishes to regain his youth and is prepared to make a large gamble to do it. He is certain that Master Raymond will have the answers.
And all the stories end up in the same place for an unforgettable moment.
I really enjoyed how this tale that falls just before Written in My Heart's Blood catches up with the lives of several minor characters. And there are answers to a few mysteries leftover from Dragonfly in Amber. I do love it when the mysterious Master Raymond makes an appearance. I get the feeling that the whole Outlander story happens because of him.
Naturally the audio narration work was fantastic. Davina Porter nailed the cast of characters, their accents, and the emotions of the scene.
All in all, it was well worth the second visit to the story and I adore the Outlander World. Greatly recommended to historical fiction lovers who enjoy a bit of magic, romance and mystery on the side.
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- Belinda
- 08-08-19
No ending novella but Love the Outlander series
It seems I have miss understood the meaning of novella. I have always thought it was a complete short story that runs at a tangent to the main novel...disappointing that this is not such a thing
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- Amazon Customer
- 06-07-14
Jumped the Shark
What made the experience of listening to The Space Between the most enjoyable?
Davina Porter~~love her and the beautiful way she brings the characters to life.
Would you ever listen to anything by Diana Gabaldon again?
yes
Which character – as performed by Davina Porter – was your favorite?
All of them
Any additional comments?
I think this novella adds too much stuff that has never been mentioned before and is a little silly with the voices that Joan hears. Just a very odd story. Obviously wanting to go in a completely different direction with new characters but just really odd with people disappearing right before peoples eyes and such. I don't see this weird stuff as being associated with the wonderful story of Jamie, Claire and family.
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- Kathleen Caster
- 02-11-19
A second generation of the ''time travelers'' from Gabaldon's Outlander series emerges
This is an interesting tail of a second generation of Jamie's nephue Michele, and his step daughter and L eary's youngest daughter Joanie, in Paris France. A touch of magic, Michele's personal grief of losing his young wife and his father and Joanie's decisions to become a nun or the possibility of a future rationship with Michele begs the question will the story continue?
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- Tiffany T.
- 07-11-14
I was not expecting that...
Would you consider the audio edition of The Space Between to be better than the print version?
I don't know, I didn't read this one in print.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Space Between?
At the end when you find out why the Compte wasn't killed all those years ago.
Which character – as performed by Davina Porter – was your favorite?
Michael. I'm hoping he comes up again in later books.
If you could rename The Space Between, what would you call it?
I wouldn't. The name is perfect, and each person has their own definition. You have to read it to see.
Any additional comments?
While I did enjoy this book and am glad I read it, I think I could just tell friends in a sentence or two what happened and they wouldn't have lost much by having the bare bones facts vs listening. Which I would not say is the case with any of DG's other books, including A Leaf on the Wind of All Hallows.
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- EMMA McGRATH
- 01-20-17
thank you! for filling my head
with wonderfulness! !!! a really great filler !! I hope Joan and Michael makes more appearances in the storie as it moves on ! they work so well together ! and ! I cNt wait to see more of Raymond .
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- David J James
- 11-19-20
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A treat for those who wanted to see the Maître Raymond character again. I don't suppose many Outlander inlanders will have been expecting to see le Comte again. A considered and historically researched side-novella with crossover characters and common leitmotifs.
Finally a non-main series audiobook read by the amazing Davina Porter. I, unlike some commentators, liked Jeff Woodman as Lord John series narrator, but for this one Davina couldn't be bettered. Now, Maîtresse, if you happen to be reading, please tell your Bees that we are all getting jolly impatient! I wonder if we will ever find out what happens next to all of the vivid characters from this work.
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- Anne
- 06-16-20
Another excellent Outlander novella
Another excellent story from the Outlander universe. This one is about Joan & Michael and a few more!! Opens up more questions which I hope will be answered by Diana Gabaldon in later books or novellas. Performance by Davina Porter is outstanding as always.
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- maureen kerr
- 01-17-15
The Space Between
ĺoved it as I do all the Outlander and Lord John Books. Thank you Diana
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- Ilze
- 08-06-20
Great Background to Outlander.
A very interesting synopsis of a few of the “lesser characters” linked to Outlander; well worth a listen.
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- Ms. Kimberly Ewens
- 05-30-17
Loved it.
What a great little Novella. Leaves me with so many new questions now. Just wish it had been longer.
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- Edith
- 11-08-21
great story
loved the story, but you left me wanting more at the end. will there be a continuation in a subsequent novella? I'm looking forward to getting my copy of the next book.
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- heather crispin
- 05-16-19
Brilliant
We learn so much from this book. Ma y loose ends tied up. I even almost felt sorry for st Germaine, for all his arrogance he is a lost soul.
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- Carole
- 09-17-18
Another good read
It's always nice to fill in the missing pieces of the full story. It ties everything together in one fabulous masterpiece known as Outlander. I'm a great fan and have visited every location that was filmed in Scotland and highly recommend the visits to any Outlander fan. Everything is as was apart from the stone's and Inverness is actually Falkland.
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- KStewart
- 03-02-16
Sweet novella
I think you'ld have to be familiar with the Outlander series before understanding the background of some of the characters. It rekindled my interest and I'll have to go read Claire and Jamie's exploits in France.
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- Leila
- 08-01-16
Short and teased
Let me wanting more, both as a fan of the universe and these new characters.
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- Anonymous User
- 09-20-19
Great listen!
Diana has a way with words and Davina has it with narrating. Wished it was longer!
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- Anonymous User
- 06-09-22
A good place to start the journey
I am yet to find a guide that gives me the correct timeline of which book or novella to read according to the story as a whole. I’ve read the, Space Between a few times now and I’ve found that as long as you’ve read the first of the series it doesn’t matter. I thoroughly enjoyed this story. My only regret is that I felt it needed to be longer as it left me wanting to know more, where did Ramone & the Count go? What happens to Joan and Michael? Love Davina’s telling of the story, she is by far the best narrator. Thank you Diana for creating the world of, now, then and the Spaces in Between🤗👍🇦🇺🦋
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- Anonymous User
- 07-19-21
An intriguing tie-in of magic and mystery
Welcome back to the Count and the Toad! Following two minor characters from the main Outlander universe (Jamie's nephew and his step daughter) this novella is set in France and sees a return of Claire's magically inclined nemesis (the Count) and ally ('the Toad'). I loved this short story and wanted MORE! The various magics of the characters keeps unfolding, hinting at the hereditory nature of time travel and healing as set out in the main series. A good read for any Gabaldon fan
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- Natalie
- 04-21-21
I need more of this story...
I wish the story had gone further... Hopefully there's more to come. Still nice to know additional background information.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-29-21
great story
Another brilliantly written story by Diana. love the connections in the Outlander universe. Davina Porter is my favorite narrator of Diana's books. Davina is absolutely wonderful with acents.
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- Sherry Compagno
- 03-22-21
Ended too soon.
Too short! Very good, but left me wanting to hear more of Joan and Micheal's story.
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- Anonymous User
- 03-03-21
You need this!
Besides the comfort of Davina’s missed voice since all the Outlander books are complete, this provides some extra information that you need!! Loved it.
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- Vicki W
- 07-19-20
Surprising
This book has been low on my list of reads from the great Diana Gabaldon. Having said that, I am so pleasantly surprised at the story, and again the wonderful workings of Diana’s mind. I highly recommend this book. So enjoyable