Fantastic book but no way this could be the end. If I find out this is the end then I'll have to lower my score by about a star. I know that this was a 1200+ page book on the Nook but there is no way that you could call this an ending for the series. It basically stopped in mid-conversation which is alright I suppose as long as there is a Broadcast 8. I've read this entire series now, everything that has been published to date with the exception of the The Expendable Few, and I'll be picking that up next.I've said it before and I'll say it again; I want to be a Framework. This is a very nice tie-up to the series so far. You get some good action, satisfactory arcs for the main characters, and hints of what is to come. I do think some sections were rushed and could have used more details. There were also a couple of "endings" for major characters that just seemed wrong. That said, the fact that you get a sense of what's right or wrong for a character shows you just how invested you become in these well-written characters. As a side note, even though reading "Expendable Few" before this one would be a good idea, it is not necessary. The author gives you enough exposition in Framework to explain things are are visited in-depth in EF, but it's still nice to have the richer background.All-in-all, this was a great read. I'm looking forward to what comes next!
What do You think about Spinward Fringe Broadcast 7: Framework (2012)?
loved it. all books of this series for that matter. this would make a good TV show
—jenny
Another very good read, from a very good series.
—yui
