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Liberty At Last (2000)

by Leigh James(Favorite Author)

3.9 of 5 Votes: 4

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English

genre

Graphic Novels & Comics

series

The Liberty Series

review 1: I received a copy of this book in return for a honest review. Much better. I enjoyed this book much more than the first. I didn't care so much for Liberty's voice in her head. There seemed to be a lot of that voice in the beginning but it got better. I understood the characters much more and I related to them so much more. I didn't feel like Liberty was as wishy washy in her feelings in this book. I really enjoyed John being true to his love to Liberty, and unlike the first book I saw John's love for her. Unlike so many other books where characters get together and then some kind of drama pulls them apart, this book when drama happened it made the characters closer. And I really like that, it doesn't happen often in books and it's nice to see that happen. Overall nice job ... moreon this story.
review 2: **I received a copy of this book from the author in exchange for an honest review**This book begins with Liberty in Mexico. Captured after asking too many questions. When John comes to save the day, he gets more than he bargained for. Back at the Rhode Island house, Liberty insists on not leaving John's side. Even when he goes on missions. So now, she has to train just as they do and get herself back to normal and then some. Boy did she rethink that!On their mission, she starts to think twice. Maybe she'll let John go without her from now on. Maybe.Things don't happen the way they should (do they ever?) but at least she got to see her girls at the Treasure Chest one last time.This book starts a bit after book 1 left off, but not too long after. This book was kept at the same speed with just a bit more schmexy added. Again, it kept me on my toes, guessing from page to page.I thought there might be a little more action in this book, but it was ok that there wasn't. It worked good this way. The only thing I didn't understand was that this book was broken up into 3 books/sections within itself. I didn't understand why. Most of the time when this happens there is a bit of a time lapse between each section but this book continued where the last chapter (sometimes paragraph) left off. It didn't make sense to me to split it up that way at all. Two sections would have been possible if the first section was based in Rhode Island and the goings on there, and the second section based in Brazil with that expanded a bit to include a search for Darius, etc. This book would have been good as a whole, no sections.Overall, it was a good book and I really enjoyed this series! less

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