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Freedom's Ransom (Freedom Series, Book 4)

Enslaved on an uninhabited planet by the alien Eosi, Kristin Bjornsen and her fellow humans not only survived against all odds to colonize the world now known as Botany, but liberated themselves from their captors and claimed it as their home…The colonists could not have achieved victory without the help of the exiled Catteni alien, Zainal, who helped Kris contact other races subjugated by the Eos...

By Anne McCaffrey
Mass Market Paperback: 304 pages
Publisher: Ace (January 28, 2003)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0441010202
ISBN-13: 978-0441010202
Product Dimensions: 4.2 x 0.8 x 6.8 inches
Format: PDF ePub djvu book

i couldnt put the book down. I will not read the second book, which is from Luke's point of review. The love and betrayal more passionate and devastating, both. Having read other books from this era I have noted there were some differences of opinion as to what Indians did with their captives. If I am going to read a novel, I want it to be happy with a few twists and turns, but have a happy ending. Download book Freedom's Ransom (Freedom Series, Book 4) Pdf. From the first paragraph, until The End, Andrew E. I have a bookshelf full of these books. Brown’s shoot-the-poorest-in-the-foot regulatory policies, including his apparently having no idea about what’s good for the environment. But his dream was always to return to America, the land of his happiest childhood memories.

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I only read a few pages before I returned the book. It may be a perfectly fine book on its own, but it does not fit in with the rest of the series. The characterizations are slightly off and the feel of the book is subtly wrong. It was enough of a difference that I couldn't bring myself to read f...

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This story has advice on handling blackmail that is still valid. This created the economic problem of being the richest people in the universe, having more money than most governments and effectively unlimited resources. A little too specific to the author and her friend. Great book for beginners like me. Is it talked about in general conference. As a historical document, it's a good read, but scholarship in the century since it was written has left its musings not very insightful for modern seekers. Neither could the corrupt judges, who are in bed with organized crime.