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 Freedom's Challenge - Anne McCaffrey
 Freedom's Challenge - Anne McCaffrey ... finds the inhabitants of Botany safe from harm beneath the impervious bubble surrounding their planet. But as they find themselves still under attack from monstrous Eosi ships, they formulate a plan to rid themselves of the Eosi, once and for all.Newest Review: ... force who invade Earth to colonize. Many humans are forced as slaves, or simply dumped on unknown planets where they are left ... more ... to fend for themselves, often with little or no hope of survival. Until now.....
Freedom's Choice brings about a new set of tests for those who survived the first drop. New friendships are being made, some suspicion still remains, but the one thing that hasn't been lost is hope for survival.
And now Freedom's Challenge - Kris (originally from Denver), finds herself on a new planet, with a new partner, a child (whose father is another Botany colonist) and somewhere she can call home.
Despite the new life she a...more |
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Freedom's Challenge - Anne McCaffrey: A challenge or simply easy reading? (1390 words)
by - written on 08/05/08 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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The Catteni Series (Freedom series) Freedoms Challenge. ~ About the Author ~ Anne McCaffrey is now aged 81, and is a world renowned Science Fiction Writer, best known for a series of books based around the fictional world of Pern, also known as the Dragonrider series. The book I am reviewing though comes from a series of 4 books (a little more about them later). Although Anne McCaffrey is American, she emigrated to Ireland in the early 1970's and now lives in a house she designed herself in County Wicklow, Ireland, and calls her home Dragonhold-Underhill. She enjoys horses and riding. Anne McCaffrey has also co-written ... Read the complete review
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