Liberation (The Frontiers Saga, #10) the final battle for the liberation of Earth. I loved this story. Brown gives the Jung commander a voice. The betrayal of Earth is finally explained. The Aurora gets more than superficial damage. As is typical for these books the writing is crisp and intense, with battles in land and space. All the characters are in genuine danger. This is a great series, which you should borrow from your local library. ( )

This was a pretty crazy book so far as progressing the story. The Aurora, Celestia, and their crews and allies have a long slog ahead of themselves to free the Earth from the Jung, but they all have one huge advantage: nine books worth of experience in using the jump drive in combat!

There are battles galore, some people die, we get a few new allies and piles and piles of 'five minutes to impact, three to jump'. Everything you've come to know and except from a Frontiers Saga book. :D

That's really all there is to it. At this point, barring something atrocious, I'm going to finish the series. Onwards! ( )

Liberation is a quick, enjoyable read that discusses how the Aurora and her crew deal with a Jung-occupied Earth.

The rest of the review is a spoiler -

While I am still enjoying Brown's saga of the Aurora and her crew, I am getting a bit annoyed at how easily they are getting out of scrapes. Long lost is the anticipation of the imminent destruction of the Aurora and the death of her crew. Now that we are at the core cast of characters it appears that they are going to remain.

Brown just about broke the suspension of disbelief when the Gatazhak came in and swept everyone clean and took Earth back. 30 troops taking on the command post and staff of an entire occupying force? I don't think so. Almost being destroyed by a Battleship and then having 7 of those troops take the ship? Yeah right. This series is unfortunately beginning to lose its danger.

Buy - if you are already invested in the Frontiers Saga and want to know what happens next and you can't borrow the book.
Borrow - if you are already invested in the Frontiers Saga.
Pass - if you are looking for complicated character development or political intrigue. ( )