Framework (Spinward Fringe, Book 7; Rogue Element, Book 3)
Randolph Lalonde
Language: English
Pages: 386
ISBN: 2:00278942
Format: PDF / Kindle (mobi) / ePub
The crew of the Triton find themselves marooned in the Rega Gain solar system. Refusing to abandon the refugees and liberated slaves who joined them along the way, Ayan Rice and her friends negotiate a deal with the Carthan Government to found a home on a terraformed moon.Meanwhile, the fugitive, Jacob Valance and the former Samson crew work to restore their ship and continue their fight against the Order Of Eden in earnest. Little do they know, the fight will resume well before they're ready, and the entire Triton crew will find themselves caught in a war that threatens to change the galaxy forever.
Burning questions are answered in Spinward Fringe Broadcast 7: Framework, the cumulative book in the Spinward Fringe series. Stories come to an end, characters face their destinies, and the series changes forever.
Sliding Scales (Pip & Flinx, Book 9)
Destiny's Road (Heorot, Book 3)
The End of the Matter (Pip & Flinx, Book 4)
Ovaron (Perry Rhodan Silberbände, Band 48; Die Cappins, Band 4)
Death Sentence (BSI: Starside Trilogy, Book 2)
that was tipped with a small scanning suite. It waved in front of Alice, absorbing data from different regions of her body. “You are on Veers Nine,” it explained in a soothing voice. “This is emergency medical transport three-oh-eleven and I’m Seven C, but you can call me Seven.” “What did you do to me?” Alice said as the frantically scrolling code finished listing and a targeting reticle focused on the android. It confirmed what Seven had already told her. “Your eye and temple were destroyed.
screaming, as though something was being torn forcibly from his deepest innards. The framework system began replacing cells that were affected by temporal radiation. Eve knew what was happening theoretically, but the reality was unexpected. As the infected portions of his body were replaced at incredible speed, they were turned out through his flesh. A bloody display of rejection and replacement as pieces of organs, flesh, and bone were pressed up through his skin, surrounding him in a hellish
fork into the bowl and crossed the room. Her arm was around him, and his head was on her chest. “I’m so sorry,” was all she could think to say as she shed her own tears silently, stroking his hair. “She was the only one who had patience for me,” Jason said after awhile. “Through my jack addiction, after, when I was relapsing and so distant. I was so in my own head I don’t think I told her I loved her for months,” he said through tears. “She knew, Jason. I know she knew,” Ayan reassured. He
ship within half a light year. Close enough to activate a kill switch if something goes wrong.” He pointed to a number near the end of one of the codes. “But there’s no assignment here, it’s all zeroes. There’s also no home port, no military branch assignment, and no return date.” “Could Wheeler have removed them?” Jake asked. “No, this type of code is generated so certain values have to add up to a specific number for verification. If you start changing things without using the calculations
alone in my leadership, solitary in finding the best path for all of you. What a rewarding journey it’s been, but it has been a lonely one.” Eve leaned forward, almost placing her head on her knees. What would Alice do? she asked herself. Would any of this really phase her at all? Eve recalled Alice’s argument with the rich Ulrik, more than one firefight, during which she may have had frantic moments, but her thoughts were always clear. Alice had sidestepped death so many times in her short
