Nikki 🎯’s Reviews > Eugenesis > Status Update

So many of the deaths are these devastating but overall inconsequential moments that I completely forgot about them. I read the Thunderclash death recently and that sucked. I hated that.

Me, literally 10 pages ago: This is so relaxing now that everyone I care about is dead

Me, now: Oh god... I'm on the pregnancy chapter... Guys I'm so scared right now

I recently read the Harvard Crimson article about this book and honestly its such a funny opinion to have. The reviewer talked about how the characters suffered from lack of introduction and about how the readers did not care about JRo's OCs but I could not disagree more. When I first read this book at 14 I did not know most of the characters and did not feel that hindered by understanding of them +I'd die for Sygnet

Pat just started reading this and I am SO GLAD because currently I feel like a noose is tightening around my neck watching it get closer and closer to my faves death and getting texts from Pat saying "It started which not a bang but a whimper???? NIKKI WHAT ARE YOU GETTING ME INTO" lifts the mood DRASTICALLY

God, This book turns 25 on March 4th. I'm throwing her a party.

Tbh I should check my heart-rate while I read this. I'm deep enough now that I'm so anxious waiting for them to kill my favorite characters.

We've hit the part where both Prowl's and Quark and Rev-tone's death flags have started waving and YEAH I did cry about it. I legitimately do not think any fiction deaths have ever hit me as hard as these 3.

"For Metroplex the war was finally over." I'm throwing rocks at your windows James. I don't even like Metroplex like that and I'm throwing rocks at your windows.

Reading MTMTE, Eugenesis and Sins of the Wreckers at the same time is like "James. How many times are you gonna make me read about robots having babies? And in how many different ways?"