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The HAVOC Files 3 was an anthology of Lethbridge-Stewart short stories.
In its original 2017 printing, a limited number of print copies of the book were made. They were available to preorder on the Candy Jar Books website in January and mailed out in March. The anthology was released on kindle on 26 April 2017.
On 17 March 2020, a "Special Edition" of The Havoc Files 3 was released with a new cover and slightly modified contents.
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Strange fungoid creatures in Hull, a deserted Scottish village at Hallowe'en, wishes coming true, and a special mission for Samson and Evans in Llanfairfach.
Young Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart and his friends investigate strange happenings in Pengriffen, and Professor Travers returns to Tibet, only to find he's being followed by enemy agents.
Five short stories previously only available in digital format, published in print for the first time. Plus three brand new adventures, and part two of the exclusive three-part novella, The Lost Skin.
A collection of short stories from the classic era of Doctor Who, starring Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart and Anne Travers, based on the characters and concepts created by Mervyn Haisman and Henry Lincoln.
Special Edition[[edit] | [edit source]]
Strange fungoid creatures in Hull, a deserted Scottish village at Hallowe'en, wishes coming true, and a special mission for Samson and Evans in Llanfairfach. Young Ali Lethbridge-Stewart and his friends investigate strange happenings in Pengriffen, and Professor Travers returns to Tibet, only to find he's being followed by enemy agents.
Ten short stories, including two previously only available in digital format, published in print for the first time.
A Funny Turn by Alyson Leeds. Newly promoted Captain Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart finds himself under attack from a most unlikely adversary!
The Case of the Missing Fairy by Steven Walton. Christmas 1982 and the Brigadier is asked to investigate a most peculiar crime.
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External links[[edit] | [edit source]]
- Official The HAVOC Files 3 page at Candy Jar Books
- Official The HAVOC Files 3: Special Edition page at Candy Jar Books
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