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[[Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart]] | | [[Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart]] | | ||
enemy= [[Skang|The Skang]] | | enemy= [[Skang|The Skang]] | | ||
year= -- | | |||
writer= [[Barry Letts]] | | writer= [[Barry Letts]] | | ||
publisher= [[BBC Books]] | | publisher= [[BBC Books]] | | ||
release date= [[July]] [[2005]] | | release date= [[July]] [[2005]] | | ||
format= Paperback Book, 281 Pages | | format= Paperback Book, 281 Pages | | ||
isbn= ISBN 0-563-48631-7}} | isbn= ISBN 0-563-48631-7 | | ||
previous story= [[Match of the Day]] | | |||
next story= [[Sprial Scratch]]}} | |||
Written by [[Barry Letts]], "'''Island of Death'''" is the seventy-first installment in the series of [[BBC]] ''[[Doctor Who]]'' paperback novels. A [[Past Doctor Adventure]], it features the [[Third Doctor]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], and [[the Brigadier]]. | Written by [[Barry Letts]], "'''Island of Death'''" is the seventy-first installment in the series of [[BBC]] ''[[Doctor Who]]'' paperback novels. A [[Past Doctor Adventure]], it features the [[Third Doctor]], [[Sarah Jane Smith]], and [[the Brigadier]]. | ||
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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]]? | 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 [[companion]]s are faced with the task of saving not only its devotees but the whole of [[ | But the island is not what it seems, and neither is the Skang itself; and the Doctor and his [[companion]]s are faced with the task of saving not only its devotees but the whole of mankind from a loathsome death. | ||
==Characters== | |||
[[Third Doctor|The Doctor]] | |||
[[Sarah Jane Smith]] | |||
[[Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart]] | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
[[Schlenk Blossom]], [[sluggerlug | [[Schlenk Blossom]], [[sluggerlug | [[sneg]] | ||
==Notes== | |||
''to be added'' | |||
==Continuity== | |||
''to be added | |||
==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
Revision as of 12:30, 21 March 2007
Written by Barry Letts, "Island of Death" is the seventy-first installment in the series of BBC Doctor Who paperback novels. A Past Doctor Adventure, it features the Third Doctor, Sarah Jane Smith, and the Brigadier.
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
References
Schlenk Blossom, [[sluggerlug | sneg
Notes
to be added
Continuity
to be added
