Warning! SPOILERS about Outlander season 7, episode 2 and the Outlander books ahead.
Outlander season 7, episode 2 saw Roger, Brianna, and their family safely return to the 20th century, but certain hints suggest their lives won't be getting any easier. With Outlander season 7, episode 2's ending including both Wendigo Donner's incursion at Fraser's Ridge and Jamie and Claire's house likely burning down, the fantasy romance's story seems to have reached the end of the sixth Outlander book, A Breath of Snow and Ashes.
Despite being two centuries apart, the seventh Outlander book guaranteed some form of connection between Brianna and her parents in the form of letters. Delivered to Roger and Brianna the moment they got to Fiona Graham in Scotland, the letters were a way for the two to learn about how Jamie and Claire's life continued in North Carolina.
An Echo in the Bone has Brianna eventually hired by the Hydro Electric Board as a plant inspector in the 1900s, leading to her having Rob Cameron as a coworker.
Between Rob finding Roger's first draft of A Practical Guide for Time-Travelers and Claire and Jamie's letter to Brianna mentioning the hidden gold, Cameron devises a plan to force Brianna to get the truth about the gold's location from Jemmy, or he won't return him to them, kidnapping him and making them think he brought Jemmy back to the past through the stones. This may prompt further time traveling in Outlander season 7 and also seriously endanger Jemmy.
Between Jemmy's disappearance and Buck MacKenzie's arrival from the past, Roger eventually chooses to travel to the past with his ancestor to look for Jemmy, who was taken by Cameron in An Echo in the Bone.
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