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Revision as of 18:39, 12 November 2011
Hunter's Moon was the ninth Eleventh Doctor novel to be released.
Publisher's summary
"There's no end to the horror in this place - it's like Hell, and there are devils round every corner." Welcome to Leisure Platform 9 – a place where gamblers and villains rub shoulders with socialites and celebrities. Don’t cheat at the games tables, and be careful who you beat. The prize for winning the wrong game is to take part in another, as Rory is about to discover – and the next game could be the death of him. When Rory is kidnapped by the brutal crime lord Xorg Krauzzen, the Doctor and Amy must go undercover to infiltrate the deadly contest being played out in the ruins of Gorgoror. But how long before Krauzzen realises the Doctor isn’t a vicious mercenary and discovers what Amy is up to? It’s only a matter of time. And time is the one thing Rory and the other fugitives on Gorgoror don’t have. They are the hunted in a game that can only end in death, and time for everyone is running out…
Characters
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Notes
- Kobal Zalu has apparantly encountered at least two past incarnations of he Doctor, as he notes that he has "changed bodies again".
- On Gorgoror, Rory marks a path for the Doctor to follow by etching drawings of one of the cracks in time on the walls.
- While New Series Adventure novels often consist of around 20 chapters, just under 250 pages for the story, and extra pages at the back to advertise other novels, the length of chapters being shorter than in other novels results in Hunter's Moon having 40 chapters (as well as a prologue), and the ads at the end of the book are absent to make room for the book's slightly extended 256 pages.
Continuity
- The Terileptils are mentioned. They were at war with the Torodon. (DW: The Visitation)
- Aggedor, the Royal Beast of Peladon, is a species that fought on the moon of Gorgoror. (DW: The Curse of Peladon, The Monster of Peladon)
- Kobal Zalu mentions that the Doctor had white hair the last time they met, suggesting an encounter with either the First or Third Doctors.
Timeline
- This story occurs before: DW: The Impossible Astronaut
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