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| A truly excellent 7th Doctor & Ace book | |
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| What: | Relative Dementias (BBC Past Doctor novels) |
| By: | Brax, Coventry, England |
| Date: | Wednesday 16 January 2002 |
| Rating: |   9 |
For the first time since Nightshade, we have an excellent adventure starring the televisual seventh Doctor and Ace. It's a fantastic story in the season 26 mold, wrapped up in a stylish cover and begs for a re-read at some point. I hope to see Michalowski return.
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| A masterpiece | |
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| What: | The Adventuress of Henrietta Street (BBC Eighth Doctor novels) |
| By: | Joe Ford, London |
| Date: | Monday 14 January 2002 |
| Rating: | 10 |
A densely plotted story full of shocking images and revelations that manages to stay the right side of greatness because of Lawrence Miles compelling style.
I have absolutely adored what BBC books have done with the range...twisted it away from the show and it's continuity baggage and made it something fresh and exciting again. The introduction of Sabbath, the wonderful Doctor/Master conversation and the shocking removal of the Doctor's heart are more steps in that direction!
Any flaws? Probably, but I was so wrapped up in this book that I didn't notice any. The characters are beautifully drawn, especially Scarlette and Lisa Beth but it's the Doctor who reigns supreme here.
A wonderful addition to an already strong range.
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