Going through Paloma's old case files, Miles finds a reference to his deceased daughter and Callisto, somewhere she'd never been. What had Paloma known?

An intriguing mystery with some side characters I'd like to see more of. ( )

A woman is kidnapped in a company town on Callisto. Her terrified 13-year-old cloned daughter is abandoned, and her mother’s employer thinks they own her. A group of aggrieved aliens also claim title to the girl. Meanwhile, in Luna’s Armstrong City, Miles Flint is going through the records of the retrieval company he inherited when he finds a connection to the Callisto case. Most of the story follows the victims. But there is a sequel, Recovery Man’s Bargain, that tells the story from the point of view of the kidnapper. If that brings Akira Kurosawa’s Rashomon to mind, you are not far wrong. ( )

book #6 of the series. It brings us back to Flint's past and a new mystery surrounding the death of his daughter. It also introduces the idea that there are clones in human territory and they may or may not have rights as "humans".
The new alien species are not as prevalent as in earlier books but do still play a pivotal role in the overall plot. ( )

This book really shakes up the series, going back to Miles's past and dealing with his ex wife and murdered child. I look forward to the changes this will make in his life. ( )

This books opens up a whole new story line, one I never ever saw coming. Good job KKR! ( )