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Loading... Fear Itselfby Nick Wallace
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The 22nd Century, and a few short years of interstellar contact have taught Man a hard lesson: there are forces abroad that are nightmare manifest. Powerful, unstoppable, alien forces. It's a realisation that deals a body blow to Man's belief in his own superiority, and leaves him with the only option he has ever had: to fight. suspicion and paranoia running rampant, with enemies to be seen in every shadow. only just finding his way in the universe again, one misstep could be fatal. No library descriptions found. |
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Four years hence, the Eighth Doctor and Fitz were supposedly killed when an explosion ripped apart a space station orbiting Jupiter. Anji, without the Doctor to pilot the TARDIS, is trapped in a time she doesn't belong. She decides to investigate the disaster, and, hitching a ride onto a shuttle, skydives in Jupiter to find the satellite has, incredibly, survived intact in Jupiter's upper atmosphere.
But there's someone else who's joined her down there. An elite soldier sent by Earth to investigate. A Professional, with a past linked with the station. And where is the Doctor?
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Enough dramatics. Let me just say that a few of the Doctor Who books I've read had been a bit pants. (still love 'em regardless!) but this one is different. I was hooked straight away, and the final twist totally caught me by surprise. I'd recommend anybody - not even Doctor Who fans especially - to read it. (