A review by kvclements
Freedom's Choice by Anne McCaffrey

2.0

This installment was not as strong as the first, I'm afraid. Events move extremely quickly, almost too quickly, and with very few hitches, so a lot of potential drama feels drained. There are also way, way, WAY too many characters with names that lack any kind of distinguishing characteristic, so it's difficult to keep track of everyone. The book is somewhat redeemed by further exploration of the Eosi, the alien masters of the Catteni who took over Earth, and the mysterious "Farmers" whose equipment has been salvaged by the mixture of human and alien colonists. I'm curious enough to keep reading the series, but I doubt I'll ever reread them.