by Stephen Cole
It's time for Rose to finally have an adventure on a planet other than earth and the Doctor is just the Gallifreyan to take her. When the Doctor and Rose land on Justicia (yes, that's really what Cole named it) Rose is entranced by a beautiful flower growing in the desolate landscape. Before they...
After having read the first book of the Doctor's New Series Adventures, I sort of knew what to expect from The Monsters Inside, which is the second book. Again, I wasn't all too impressed with the story that was told, and it's not entirely fault of the story itself. The writing in these books is ver...
This wasn’t very good at all. In fact it was downright pedestrian. The story was unoriginal and lacked excitement and separated Rose and the Doctor from the very start which immediately removes one of the prime reasons for reading a Doctor Who novel in the first place. If i decide to read any more o...
This one is surprisingly enjoyable; I actually like the Slitheen as villains, and this one had a good pace and nice characterizations.
The Doctor and Rose 'trespass' on a human prison planet, and as punishment they get locked up themselves. Rose is in Juvie pretty much, and The Doctor is banged up in a prison for aliens, where he has to bunk up with two Slitheen, and made to work on research and development (futuristic prison labo...
This Doctor Who book features the Nine Doctor and Rose trapped in a prison system where nothing is like it seems. Where human and aliens are experimented on and where both the Doctor and Rose face an old enemy. I liked this one a lot. It reads like a tv episode. You get the action, the angst of Rose...
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