Earthborn by Orson Scott Card

Earthborn by Orson Scott Card -- 430 pages

This is the conclusion of the Homecoming Saga, and of all the books, this was probably my favorite.
The only character from the previous books is Shedemei who, wearing the cloak of the Starmaster, watches over earth from the Starship Basilica, gardening the earth like she had in the dream that the Keeper of Earth sent her before she left her home city. But she has a pressing desire to know just who and what the Keeper of Earth is. It seems to have remarkable power, but only sometimes utilizes it. And besides that burning question, she is also tired of being alone and ready to be one with the humans again.
On earth, things have turned corrupt. Angels, Diggers, and Humans alike have difficulty getting along and each is persecuted by the others at different times. When the religion of the Keeper is challenged and starts to break down, evil breaks out on whole new levels.
And is the Keeper even there?

Earthfall by Orson Scott Card

Earthfall by Orson Scott Card -- 370 pages

The group that the Oversoul chose is now ready to head back to Earth on board the starship, Basilica, but the group is divided among themselves. Nafai, who wears the Cloak of the Starmaster, and Elemak, who never gives up and never forgets.

They must establish humans on Earth again, but it will be a struggle not to tear each other apart.

This is book 4 in the Homecoming Saga. I enjoyed this one more than book 2 or 3. Quite a bit actually happened, and it left me excited to listen to the last book.