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Doctor Who Jonathan Morris

Doctor Who By Jonathan Morris

Doctor Who by Jonathan Morris


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Summary

An eighth Doctor novel with Fitz and Anji. A disabled TARDIS forces the crew to land on a planet in revolt, among colonists trying to escape from the clutches of the Plutocratic Empire. The principal weapon in this conflict is time itself: without protection, soldiers are aged to death in seconds.

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Doctor Who: Anachrophobia by Jonathan Morris

An Eighth Doctor novel with Fitz and Anji. The Doctor, Fitz and Anji are forced to land in inhospitable terrain as something disables the Tardis. Reconnaissance proves it to be a planet in revolt, with colonists trying to break free from the harsh clutches of the Plutocratic Empire. The principal weapon in this war: time itself. Soldiers continually find themselves in Time Storms: without protective clothing, they are aged to death in seconds. The Tardis crew are picked up by empire personnel, and discover the empire's hope for victory: a primitive time-travel capsule. It is undergoing tests at the moment, but the men who return from these missions return horribly changed. They're picking up a terrible infection: anachrophobia; losing their time-orientation; travelling backwards and forwards within their own lifetimes; losing their minds. The Doctor is desperate to halt the spread of the disease, but his efforts are constantly frustrated. The plague reveals that there's a lot more about the motives of all involved than anybody had imagined...

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GOR008919351
9780563538479
0563538473
Doctor Who: Anachrophobia by Jonathan Morris
Used - Like New
Paperback
Ebury Publishing
20020304
288
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The book has been read, but looks new. The book cover has no visible wear, and the dust jacket is included if applicable. No missing or damaged pages, no tears, possible very minimal creasing, no underlining or highlighting of text, and no writing in the margins

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