Publisher's Summary
Doctor Who encounters one of the most notorious characters from the past as he journeys through time to solve the great Historical Mysteries...
Not surprisingly, the Doctor becomes mixed up with Richard III himself as he tries to unravel the perplexing problem of who exactly killed the princes in the Tower.
Peri and Erimem also encounter a suspicious time traveller. Someone from the Doctor's own past. Someone who shouldn't really be there at all.
So who did murder the princes in the Tower? Perhaps it's best not to ask a question like that.
You might not like the answer...
Doctor Who Discovers Historical Mysteries is one of a new series of illustrated Doctor Who books. Watch out for other instalments of Doctor Who's journeys of discovery.
Cast
- The Doctor - Peter Davison
- Peri - Nicola Bryant
- Erimem - Caroline Morris
- Clarrie - Arthur Smith
- Mr Seyton - Michael Fenton-Stevens
- Richard, Duke of Gloucester - Stephen Beckett
- Henry, Duke of Buckingham - Marcus Hutton
- Earl Rivers - John Culshaw
- Sir James Tyrell - Chris Neill
- Susan - Katie Wimpenny
- Judith - Linzi Matthews
- Fourth Doctor - Jon Culshaw
References
- Peri thinks Mr Seyton is The Master.
- William Shakespeare hitched a ride in the TARDIS.
Notes
- There is a passing reference to the Ninth Doctor as the 'Northern bloke'.
- This is the only 'appearance' of the Fourth Doctor in a Big Finish audio, here impersonated by Jon Culshaw.
- The Doctor Who Discovers Historical Mysteries is a reference to the short lived Doctor Who Discovery Series books.
Continuity
- Shakespeare has previously met (and travelled in the TARDIS) in BFA: The Time of the Daleks, which hasn't occurred 'yet' for the Fifth Doctor.
- Shakespeare also went on to meet the Tenth Doctor in DW: The Shakespeare Code (this is both in Shakespeare's and the Doctor's future).
Timeline
- The Kingmaker occurs after: The Council of Nicaea
- The Kingmaker occurs before: Son of the Dragon