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*Sir [[Donald Wakefield]] - [[Stephen Greif]]
*Sir [[Donald Wakefield]] - [[Stephen Greif]]
*[[Kimmel]] - [[Jon Weinberg]]
*[[Kimmel]] - [[Jon Weinberg]]
*Mission Constrol - [[Toby Longworth]]
*Mission Control - [[Toby Longworth]]
*Newsreader - [[Shaun Ley]]
*Newsreader - [[Shaun Ley]]
*Other roles - [[Patricia Leventon]]
*Other roles - [[Patricia Leventon]]
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==References==
==References==
*The [[Book of Tomorrows]] is based on the journals of Duke [[Giuliano]], who wrote of his city being plagued by the Brotherhood of [[Demnos]].
*The [[Book of Tomorrows]] is based on the journals of Duke [[Giuliano]], who wrote of his city being plagued by the Brotherhood of [[Demnos]].
*Sir [[Donald Wakefield]] is Josh Townsend's father.


==Notes==
==Notes==
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==Continuity==
==Continuity==
''to be added''
*This is the first space tourism flight, which may place it in the same period as [[EDA]]: ''[[Escape Velocity]]'' which features ''private'' space operators.


==Timeline==
==Timeline==

Revision as of 12:31, 1 April 2009


Publisher's Summary

Having lived a life of adventure as a traveller in time and space, returning to a quiet life on present day Earth was never going to be easy. Ex-journalist, Sarah Jane Smith is determined to make a difference in her own way. Fiercely independent, Sarah relies on her own wit, judgement and keen sense of morality to challenge the evils of the world. Life is never quiet for long. Trouble has a habit of finding Sarah -- even when she’s not looking for it.

Sarah Jane Smith is still dealing with the tragic consequences of recent events when she is offered the chance of a lifetime -- a place on the world’s first tourist flight into space. The trip’s sponsor, Sir Donald Wakefield, believes it is her destiny. But after her recent experiences, what does Sarah still believe in?

Cast & Characters

References

Notes

  • This story ends on a (pretty big) cliff hanger for Sarah Jane Smith.

Continuity

  • This is the first space tourism flight, which may place it in the same period as EDA: Escape Velocity which features private space operators.

Timeline

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