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'''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the tenth full length novel published by [[Big Finish Productions]] as part of their [[Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series]]. It was written by [[Matthew Griffiths]]. | '''''{{StoryTitle}}''''' was the tenth full length novel published by [[Big Finish Productions]] as part of their [[Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series]]. It was written by [[Matthew Griffiths]]. | ||
== Publisher's summary == | == Publisher's summary == | ||
Bernice — or Benny to her friends — is on the ultimate road trip, scouring the universe in search of her missing son, Peter. Along the way, she stops off on the planet Versimmon, where she is soon drawn into an expedition investigating the legendary Caldera Archive. The Archive is a series of tapestries and artworks grown into the ground, cultivated from the giant trees in the Versimmon Forests… and seemingly influenced by the planet’s weather conditions. | [[Bernice Summerfield|Bernice]] — or Benny to her friends — is on the ultimate road trip, scouring the universe in search of her missing son, [[Peter Summerfield|Peter]]. Along the way, she stops off on the [[planet]] [[Versimmon]], where she is soon drawn into an expedition investigating the legendary [[Caldera Archive]]. The Archive is a series of tapestries and artworks grown into the ground, cultivated from the giant trees in the Versimmon Forests… and seemingly influenced by the planet’s weather conditions. | ||
The trouble is that the artworks aren’t just tree roots: they are part and parcel of the entire eco-system of the planet. The trees and everything around them are alive, for now… but unscrupulous | The trouble is that the artworks aren’t just tree roots: they are part and parcel of the entire eco-system of the planet. The trees and everything around them are alive, for now… but unscrupulous [[politician]]s are looking for ways to butcher the forests and exploit their [[DNA]], all so that they might recreate the artworks again and again, selling them on to the highest bidder, all at the expense of every single life-form on Versimmon. | ||
Benny and her friends have to find a way to save the Versimmon ecosystem and preserve one of the galaxy’s hidden treasures… but a storm’s already brewing in the Versimmon sky. | Benny and her friends have to find a way to save the Versimmon ecosystem and preserve one of the galaxy’s hidden treasures… but a storm’s already brewing in the Versimmon sky. | ||
Revision as of 23:56, 30 November 2014
The Weather on Versimmon was the tenth full length novel published by Big Finish Productions as part of their Big Finish Bernice Summerfield series. It was written by Matthew Griffiths.
Publisher's summary
Bernice — or Benny to her friends — is on the ultimate road trip, scouring the universe in search of her missing son, Peter. Along the way, she stops off on the planet Versimmon, where she is soon drawn into an expedition investigating the legendary Caldera Archive. The Archive is a series of tapestries and artworks grown into the ground, cultivated from the giant trees in the Versimmon Forests… and seemingly influenced by the planet’s weather conditions.
The trouble is that the artworks aren’t just tree roots: they are part and parcel of the entire eco-system of the planet. The trees and everything around them are alive, for now… but unscrupulous politicians are looking for ways to butcher the forests and exploit their DNA, all so that they might recreate the artworks again and again, selling them on to the highest bidder, all at the expense of every single life-form on Versimmon.
Benny and her friends have to find a way to save the Versimmon ecosystem and preserve one of the galaxy’s hidden treasures… but a storm’s already brewing in the Versimmon sky.
Characters
- Bernice Summerfield
- Ruth
References
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Notes
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Continuity
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External links
- Official The Weather on Versimmon page at bigfinish.com
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