A review by sabregirl
Doctor Who: Autonomy by Daniel Blythe

5.0

I really enjoyed this book, it was one that basically made you keep guessing with what was going on. There were a lot of surprising moments like with Paul Kendrick being an Auton. I really didn't see that coming and it was a bit shock. It was good that the Doctor's past with the Autons came up throughout the story and brought history into it. Especially with the episodes from the 60s and his time with the Auton's in Rose. Took me a little while to figure out the title of the story, it wasn't a good moment to me but I do like how autonomy was brought into this story. I do like that [a:Daniel Blythe|363138|Daniel Blythe|http://www.goodreads.com/images/nophoto/nophoto-U-50x66.jpg] was able to take Tennant's Doctor and put him into the book. I could see a lot of what the Doctor did in what Tennant did and how he made him into the Doctor. That's probably what made the book so interesting for me is that it WAS Ten and did the usual rambling, the wear tweeks, his phrases and giddy actions.