Marco shows his intelligence, charm, and wit under chaotic circumstances, and he’s not a bad temporary leader for Ax and Tobias. Marco was portrayed expertly, and while he didn’t necessarily have a ton of character progression, we did get to see just how far he’s come from the beginning of this epic saga. Considering how dark things are getting it was nice to have a couple laughs here and there. His team is comprised of him, Ax, and Tobias, and I enjoyed the witty banter between them. The last two books were wonderful, and this one is no different. This ramp up to the end of the series has been amazing.

Marco’s team’s goal is to travel to the state capital and contact the governor about the Yeerk crisis, but with their lack of information can they really trust the governor isn’t already infected? Is this just an exercise in futility?

After discovering a potential Yeerk plot to infect the National Guard, the Animorphs split up into teams to address the threat. Things are falling apart, and for once Jake may not be able to make the decision that will save them… GoodReads The Review: The Yeerks know who they are, forcing them to hide to protect their families. Marco and the other Animorphs couldn’t be less prepared for this news. And one of the first steps in their new plan is to take over the National Guard, to prepare for all-out war against humanity. They’re no longer hiding behind a silent invasion. The Yeerks aren’t playing around anymore. Originally I intended to take little breaks in between Animorphs books for other works, but with the story ramping up quite quickly I’m just gonna finish it in one go, guns a blazing. This time I read Animorphs #51, The Absolute by KA Applegate. Speaking of which, I finished another read just now. I’ve mainly been editing my Reaper sequel and reading. I hope you’re having a fun, productive start to the weekend.

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