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Circuit Breaker: The Kaleidoscope
 

No. 19 of 21 in the BBC prestige novels series
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By:Jo Martin
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Released:  3 September 2026
Publisher:  BBC Books
ISBN:978-1-911743-10-1
Format: hardback
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Description:  Original novel, part of the Circuit Breaker multi-platform adventure.

Cover blurb:
"I DIDN’T BURY MY PAST.
SOMEONE MUGGED ME FOR IT
AND LEFT ME HOLDING THE BILL."

Inside cover flaps read as follows:

When memories lie, the truth can be fatal. In the aftermath of an improbable mission, the Fugitive Doctor and Martha realise that something is interfering with their minds. Something that doesn’t want to be found.

Their investigation leads to a curious artefact in the British Museum: an apparently medieval toy known as the Kaleidoscope. But the object refuses to stay in one place, one time — or one identity. And when the Doctor is repeatedly mistaken for someone she’s never met, fragments of unfamiliar memories begin to surface.

Across Earth, a hidden pattern emerges; evidence of a secret that someone has gone to extraordinary lengths to conceal. As ancient enemies close in and innocent lives are put at risk, the Doctor learns the hard way that some truths were buried for a reason...

A key instalment of Doctor Who: Circuit Breaker, this novel is written by the Fugitive Doctor herself, Jo Martin — and also features Martha Jones (as played by Freema Agyeman), Osgood (as played by Ingrid Oliver) and Andrew (as played by Omari Douglas).


Jo Martin is a celebrated British actress. Her illustrious career spans film, television and stage, with standout performances in Fleabag, The Marlow Murder Club, Hard Truths, and Holby City, amongst many others. She starred as the Fugitive Doctor in Doctor Who, making television history as the show’s first Black Doctor.


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