Transformers: Exiles | 
so-soAlright. While I really enjoyed the plot -knew the characters well, too- the pace never picked up. The story was fascinating to read, yet they didn‘t really get anywhere. Stopped on this planet, then the next.. searching for a mythical weapon to help them get the AllSpark. The whole book focused on Optimus V Megatron. Only them. What made it a long read for me was the way the author told the story. So oddly paced and low energy for action scenes
Spelling error! Pretty sure that should be “hurry”... Either way, now I‘m stuck on imaging a decepticon named Harry. Just Harry. Just like toasters. It‘s the second small error in the last few pages here at the end of the book. Interesting. #transformers
He had made his choice, Starscream had, and now he was biting his time until the moment came when he could assume control of the Decepticons at last. Then, perhaps, would be the time to talk with the Autobots from a position of strength. For now he was a Decepticon, and he would cooperate with Megatron as long as long as their goals coincided. Interesting to see Screamer thinking like this outside of the films #transformers
Too many what ifs. Remember, Optimus Prime told himself, when there are too many variables, decide on the outcome you want and act to make it happen. #transformers
Omg Wreck-Gar is as funny/annoying as ever. Love how it follows the old time 1986 movie. I love the story of the autobots leaving Cybertron in search of the AllSpark with the decpricons on their trail. Although, it‘s really hard to stay motivated because the characters only ever “said” or “asked”. I thrive on describing words, and there barely any in their manners of speech. #transformers
“Oh no.” Jazz said, “Your own words, turned against you. That‘ll teach you to talk, Ironhide.” #transformers
