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:''You may be looking for the unrelated [[Island of Death]] on the [[planet]] [[Dulkis]], or [[Stella Island]], this novel's titular "island of death".''
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== Publisher's summary ==
== Publisher's summary ==

Revision as of 21:24, 14 March 2012

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You may be looking for the unrelated Island of Death on the planet Dulkis, or Stella Island, this novel's titular "island of death".

Publisher's summary

"He would learn nothing from the internal organs - and for a very good reason: there was nothing there. The dead girl's body was literally just skin and bone."

A New Age cult worships a hideous god - or is it a demon? - called the Skang. What possible connection can it have with the mysterious corpse on Hampstead Heath?

Sarah Jane Smith enlists the help of the Third Doctor and the Brigadier, and their investigations take them halfway across the world, to a remote island that has been turned into a paradise for the followers of the cult.

But the island is not what it seems, and neither is the Skang itself; and the Doctor and his companions are faced with the task of saving not only its devotees but the whole of mankind from a loathsome death.

Characters

  • Uses the phrase "two shakes of a sluggerlug's tail".
  • Lives in an attic bedsit near Hampstead Heath.
  • Sarah's father is from Liverpool.
  • Is an only child.

References

Anatomy and physiology

Biology

Foods and beverages

  • The Doctor and Sarah drink hot rum toddies after being rescued at sea.
  • The Doctor also drinks port.
  • The Brigadier drinks Scotch while he's on the plane to Bombay.

Individuals

UNIT

  • Most of the men under the Brigadier's command at UNIT are ex-SAS professionals.

Notes

to be added

Continuity

Timeline

External links