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|featuring = [[Cliff Branwell|Branwell]], [[Jimmy Turner|Turner]], [[Pete Walters|Walters]], [[John Benton|Benton]], [[Jack Tracy|Tracy]], [[Anne Travers|Anne]], [[Isobel Watkins|Isobel]], [[Joseph Watkins|Watkins]] | |featuring = [[Cliff Branwell|Branwell]], [[Jimmy Turner|Turner]], [[Pete Walters|Walters]], [[John Benton|Benton]], [[Jack Tracy|Tracy]], [[Anne Travers|Anne]], [[Isobel Watkins|Isobel]], [[Joseph Watkins|Watkins]] | ||
|enemy = [[Tobias Vaughn]], [[Packer (The Invasion)|Packer]] | |enemy = [[Tobias Vaughn]], [[Packer (The Invasion)|Packer]] | ||
|setting = [[Earth]], [[July]] [[1973]]{{Note|The summary of {{cs|The Catacombs of Seville (novel)}} dates that novel as [[1973]] and also claims that the events of this took place in the [[Summer]] of the same year.}} | |setting = [[Earth]], [[July]] [[1973]]{{Note|The summary of {{cs|The Catacombs of Seville (novel)}} dates that novel as [[1973]] and also claims that the events of this novel took place in the [[Summer]] of the same year.}} | ||
|writer = Tim Gambrell (writer){{!}}Tim Gambrell | |writer = Tim Gambrell (writer){{!}}Tim Gambrell | ||
|editor = [[Shaun Russell]] & [[Andy Frankham-Allen]] | |editor = [[Shaun Russell]] & [[Andy Frankham-Allen]] | ||
Revision as of 09:07, 21 September 2024
The Vaughn Identity was the first novel published by Candy Jar Books in their UNIT series. It was written by Tim Gambrell and featured Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and his UNIT team, as established in previous Candy Jar releases, as well as the return of Tobias Vaughn and Packer.
Publisher's summary
The invasion is over. UNIT has received its baptism of fire. However, the events have left the British government licking its wounds and looking for a scapegoat. UNIT is licking its wounds, also.
The Doctor has vanished, to the annoyance of Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart, and the organisation still lacks a scientific advisor. Maybe the introduction of Major Branwell will help ease the pressure.
Meanwhile, life is seemingly good for Isobel Watkins, snapping away with her little black box and loved-up with her dolly soldier, Captain Turner. Not so her uncle, whose involvement with International Electromatics appears to have left him black-listed by the scientific community.
But some of the victims of the recent invasion may not be as dead as originally believed. Such as Tobias Vaughn himself.
With pressure from the government on one side and key people disappearing on the other, the Brigadier and his trusty team find themselves battling the odds once again to protect the world.
And just what is Tobias Vaughn’s secret?
Plot
to be added
Characters
- Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart
- Anne Travers
- Corporal John Benton
- Private Johnny O'Leary
- Corporal Jack Tracy
- Minister
- General Ffowlkes-Withers
- Captain Jimmy Turner
- Isobel Watkins
- Professor Joseph Watkins
- CSM Heather Nicholls
- Lance Corporal Alec Potter
- Chambers
- Lance Corporal Gwyn Wright
- Sergeant Pete Walters
- Private Will Hennessy
- Lance Corporal Simon Enders
- Major Cliff Branwell
- Private Lester
- Private Phipps
- Lance Corporal Mary Savage
- Miss Nugent
- Greaves
- Sylvie Lowe
- Kath
- Julie Enders
- Private Cowper
- Private Lovegood
- Private Morris
- Private Lamb
- CSM Fred Spring
- Captain Norman Schlesinger
- Captain Singh
- Second Lieutenant Sandberg
- Tobias Vaughn
- Packer
more to be added
Worldbuilding
to be added
Notes
- The hardback edition of this novel was limited to 200 copies and came along with a free copy of of The Benton Files IV.
- The title of the novel is evocative of Robert Ludlum's novel The Bourne Identity.
Continuity
- Anne Travers is working for Adrienne Kramer. (PROSE: Night of the Intelligence)
External links
- Official The Vaughn Identity page at Candy Jar Books
Footnotes
Notes
- ↑ The summary of The Catacombs of Seville [+]Loading...["The Catacombs of Seville (novel)"] dates that novel as 1973 and also claims that the events of this novel took place in the Summer of the same year.
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