Freedom is, despite its incongruous cover, a romantic suspense full of mystery and intrigue, and a good bit of spice, told from the dual perspectives of protagonists Bertie and Fran. I really enjoyed the storyline, it was engaging and I felt emotionally invested in Bertie and Fran, and in wanting to know what happened to Fran's husband Will. I appreciated that nothing in Freedom seemed so outside the realm of possibility that it was unbelievable, and the characters were realistic. There aren't a ton of side characters here, but Sarge in particular is well written and well rounded. I ended up getting so invested that I stayed up way past my bedtime just so I could find out how it ended, which was a satisfying conclusion to me.

I received a free ARC from BookSirens, but my review is unbiased and left voluntarily.