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Path to Freedom

The Hugh Jazz Chronicles, Book 2

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Path to Freedom

By: Hugh Jazz
Narrated by: Hugh Jazz
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Path to Freedom

Book Two of the Hugh Jazz Chronicles

Hugh Jazz escaped Earth believing he was traveling to humanity's hidden paradise.

Instead, he found a prison.

Separated from his wife, enslaved on the distant world of Vaelion, and forced to serve an ancient ruling class, Hugh discovers that generations of refugees have vanished into a carefully controlled society built on fear, deception, and absolute obedience.

But beneath the surface, hope still survives.

A secret resistance is preparing an impossible escape. Hidden shipyards, stolen transports, daring rescues, and unlikely allies may offer humanity its first chance at freedom in centuries—if they can survive long enough to reach it.

As Hugh's engineering skills become vital to the resistance, he must choose between staying alive and risking everything to save the woman he loves and the thousands still trapped behind Vaelion's walls.

From hidden lunar shipyards to interstellar refugee worlds, Path to Freedom expands the universe introduced in Sons of Guards into an epic tale of courage, sacrifice, and the enduring human desire to be free.

©2026 Hugh Jazz Books LLC (P)2026 Hugh Jazz Books LLC
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