Freedom's Child by Jax Miller
Raw. Unapologetic.
Powerful. These are some of the review
words from others about Freedom’s Child. It’s definitely all of those and
more.
Freedom Oliver isn’t
what she seems. She is rough, brash,
gets arrested for drunkenness almost nightly, works in a biker bar, her best
friends are prostitutes and is
absolutely fearless. Everyone’s best
friend, right? But what her friends don’t
know is that Freedom isn’t her real name, she’s a part of the Witness
Protection program and is a mother devoted to the children she had to leave
behind. Oh, and she was arrested for
killing her husband.
When Freedom discovers her daughter might have been
kidnapped she switches into mother mode and travels cross country in an attempt
to find out what happened to her and hopefully find her safe. Along the way she is reunited with her
son, tries to outsmart the sadistic
brothers of her dead husband who are out to kill her after they’ve taught her a
lesson, and infiltrates a religious
cult.
I have to say, this one had me going from the beginning. The action never stopped, Freedom never gave
up and the story evolved seamlessly. It’s
not for the faint of heart but it’s worth every minute.
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