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Fans of Starz's Outlander TV adaptation will remember him as the apothecary who befriends Claire in Paris during the show's second season, only to disappear after he escapes execution in the episode titled "Faith." Master Raymond first appears in Dragonfly in Amber, the second book in the Outlander series, which was released in 1992. Gabaldon is currently at work on the ninth book in the series, which will be titled Go Tell the Bees That I Am Gone.

The series follows Claire, her daughter, and a whole host of other characters as they navigate 18th-century politics, time travel, and love. There, Claire spends three years building a life with a young laird-in-the-making named Jamie Fraser, before returning, pregnant with Jamie's child, to the husband she left behind in her own time. Started in 1991 with Outlander - also known as Cross Stitch in the UK - Diana Gabaldon's historical fantasy series centers on Claire, a time traveler, who finds herself thrust backward, from the mid-20th century, into 18th century Scotland. Gabaldon's new book currently lacks both a title and a release date, but here's what we know so far.

Diana Gabaldon's legions of devoted readers will be thrilled to hear that the Outlander author is writing a new Outlander book about the time-traveling Master Raymond's backstory, and it may even lead to a full spin-off series.