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*[[Grant Markham]]
*[[Grant Markham]]
*Ted Henneker
*Ted Henneker
**rebel on Agoria
:rebel on Agoria
*Maxine Carter
*Maxine Carter
**scientist 
:Agorian scientist 
 
ArcHivist Hegelia and Graduand Jolarr
*Timetravelers from the future
*aim to inteview the survivors of the Cyberman occupation


===Overseers===
===Overseers===

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Publisher's summary

'Imagine that you can live forever and life is totally free from pain. You can see all things with clarity, unblinkered by irrelevant details. You will never fear, never sicken, never lose control. That is what the Cybermen are offering.'

The Doctor takes his new companion, Grant, back home to Agora -- only to find a world in the thrall of some of his oldest and deadliest foes.

The Cybermen have taken control and set up a breeding colony to propagate their own race. While the Doctor languishes in a cell at the mercy of the sadistic Overseers, Grant joins up with a group of rebels and works on a desperate rescue bid.

With time running out, the rebels move into action. But will their solution prove more deadly than the problem itself?

Characters

rebel on Agoria
  • Maxine Carter
Agorian scientist

ArcHivist Hegelia and Graduand Jolarr

  • Timetravelers from the future
  • aim to inteview the survivors of the Cyberman occupation

Overseers

  • Madrox (overseer leader)
  • Ben Taggart (former rebel who surrendered instead of sacrificing himself by detonating a bomb in population Control)

References

Notes

  • This book notes the second and final official appearance of companion Grant Markham in official media.
  • The cover by Alister Pearson contains the only official image of Grant.

Continuity

Timeline

External links

prose stub