Freedom Novel Freedom's Ransom, Book 4, (Paperback)

from Amatheya81

Freedoms ransom always felt like a tie into a new story, as if there were supposed to be books following it to open up a new mystery. Unfortunately now that we have sadly lost Ann we will never know what she may have dreamed up.

from Starsister12

This is sci-fi equivalent of a cozy mystery; decent, but I'm not tempted to reread it. There were so many missed opportunities for drama that I very nearly got angry with the book. The issue with too many names, too many convenient coincidences, and lack of tension persists into the fourth instal...

from reading_fox

Dull. Shopping in space. No better or worse than any of the preceeding novels, with all the same unbelivable plotting. Obviously tacked onto the end of the series which ended last book. Although the Eosi are no longer running the galaxy the friendly Cats still aren't shipping goods to Earth and r...

from AVoraciousReader

*Book source ~ Home library Having overthrown the Eosi overlords in Freedom's Challenge, the survivors on Botany, Earth and all the other newly free planets must figure out a way to do more than survive. They need to thrive and in order to do that they need things that the Catteni have looted for...

from puttocklibrary

While not as gripping as some of the earlier books in this series, I still found the events described in the book interesting. The previous book felt like a good conclusion, so this book felt almost like an epilogue (a book length epilogue!). Its describes the fallout after the defeat of the Eosi...