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Revision as of 18:14, 16 April 2021
The Martian Girl was the second novel in The Lora Trilogy, which continued the use of licensed characters from Magrs' prose Doctor Who works, including Toaster.
Publisher's summary
Apparently safe in the City Inside, Lora becomes suspicious of its human/Martian authorities. But then she gets the chance to join their expedition to the Martian plains to find Grandma's friend Ruby, survivor of the old Earth starships. When their flying saucer crash-lands Lora must lead on through deadly adventures. They find Ruby but she's changed, and admits to abandoning Lora's Ma and sister Hannah to an ancient and dangerous Martian spirit. Horrified, Lora sets out again, to try to save her family.
Plot
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Characters
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Notes
A chapter of the novel, which Magrs described as "grisly", was cut from the novel. He later made it available on his Patreon account.[1]
Continuity
- The story picks up almost immediately after PROSE: Lost on Mars.
