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Revision as of 21:50, 13 November 2011

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Publisher's summary

When daring criminal Jack Chance masterminds the heist of a precious national treasure from the planet Veltroch, it is the first step in a chain of events that could lead to the destruction of two civilisations...

Pursued by bounty hunters, the Sixth Doctor and his shapeshifting companion Frobisher run into old acquaintances Glitz and Dibber - notorious rogues who have become involved in something big: a covert government agency on Vandor Prime is forcing the pair to turn their criminal talents to its own ends.

The Doctor and Frobisher are soon drawn into the mysterious scheme themselves - but what game is truly being played by the authorities? How is the group of Ogron raiders involved? And who is so desperate to see the Doctor dead?

Caught in a web of deceit and pursued by ruthless killers, the Doctor's mission - should he decide to accept it - is to join Glitz's gang and pull off the crime of the century. And failure will result in an interstellar war costing the lives of millions...

Characters

References

  • The Doctor hasn't met his future companion Melanie Bush yet.
  • Sha'Ol is a Tzun, while Kartakh is a Veltrochini, which makes their alliance a strange one. By this point, the Tzun Confederacy has been destroyed, but their technology is important to the plot of the story. The technology is, by this point, in Veltrochini hands.
  • The "walking mountains" are located on the planet Haskor.

Notes

  • This was the first Doctor Who novel to take place between two issues of Doctor Who Magazine comic strips rather than two television serials.
  • This was the first full-length story featuring Frobisher to be published in a non-comic medium.

Continuity

Timeline

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