A Place Called Freedom

Set in the 18th century, A Place Called Freedom follows the story of Mack McAsh, a young coal miner in Scotland who yearns for freedom from the brutal conditions of servitude. After rebelling against his oppressors, he flees to London, where he gets caught up in the political turmoil of the time. His journey eventually takes him to America, where he seeks a new life but finds himself entangled in the harsh realities of colonial expansion and revolution. Alongside Lizzie Hallim, a woman trapped in a stifling aristocratic marriage, Mack fights against the social and economic forces that seek to control him. With sweeping adventure, romance, and historical detail, Follett crafts a gripping tale of resilience, ambition, and the pursuit of liberty.

Why Read This Book

• Experience a thrilling historical adventure filled with political intrigue and personal struggles.
• Follow a compelling protagonist’s journey from oppression to the fight for freedom.
• Explore themes of class struggle, rebellion, and the American colonial experience.
• Enjoy Ken Follett’s trademark storytelling, rich with historical detail and suspense.

About the Author

Ken Follett is a British author known for his bestselling historical fiction and thrillers, including The Pillars of the Earthand The Eye of the Needle. His works often explore themes of power, politics, and human perseverance against adversity.