I demand more!!!! Gosh, for such a long book, I'm surprised that I am still willing to read at least 300 more pages for Froi (probably even more!). 
 Man, this book gave me so much emotion!! I found myself tearing up, getting angry, becoming surprised, and being stunned with confusion! The only gripe I have is the repeated use of the phrase, "ghost of a smile"--I swear, I read that phrase twenty times throughout the book! I was okay with the first five uses, but then after that my tolerance waned. However, I'm in love with Froi so much that I can't give this book four stars. Oh, that reminds me of something else that bothered me a little: the switch of chapters! The author would sometimes go from Froi's POV to another's when in different chapters :/ I wanted more of Froi--however, I wasn't complaining when that POV switched to Finnikin's and Isoboe's. 
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 UPDATE 6/12/12: I JUST RE-READ THIS! Holy smokes, I was STILL gasping at all the twists--I completely forgot some of the events that occurred! I'm so glad I got to relive Froi's story :D I was able to digest the words more this time, and I'm pretty sure I understand more things. I think I'm going to re-read this book another time (at least) before the next book, which I'm begging to be released already (I think I might buy the Aussie version cause I'll be so impatient). Go Quintana and Froi! (view spoiler)[ And don't die, Gargarin! (hide spoiler)]