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[[The Doctor]] isn’t the only Time Lord River runs into on her travels up and down the timeline. | |||
[[The Master]], in all of his - or her - guises, also has a chequered history with Professor Song. And whenever they meet, it’s a close call as to who comes out on top... | |||
It’s something River must get used to: there are three people in her marriage – at the very least! | |||
<em>The Bekdel Test </em>by Jonathan Morris | |||
Back at the start of her imprisonment, Dr Song becomes a guinea pig for an innovative new security system. | |||
But it’s her fellow prisoners she needs to be most wary of. | |||
Because it’s early days for [[Missy]], too. The Doctor is dead, and she is outraged that somebody else killed him first... | |||
<em>Animal Instinct </em>by Roy Gill | |||
On a world where vicious beasts stalk ancient ruins, Professor Song teaches a student the finer points of archaeology. | |||
But then she meets an incarnation of the Master who is desperate to survive. | |||
And if they are going to escape this place alive, they all must work together. | |||
<em>The Lifeboat and the Deathboat </em>by Eddie Robson | |||
Stranded in the Vortex, a father and daughter do their best to survive, living on salvage in a ramshackle vessel. | |||
Elsewhere, an obsessive ship’s captain hunts down a vengeful monster, whatever the cost. | |||
And River is caught between them, uncovering an old enemy in the most unexpected new guise. | |||
<em>Concealed Weapon </em>by Scott Handcock | |||
A deep space exploration mission nears its end – when suddenly, the crew start to die. | |||
River must try to protect her colleagues and work out what else is on board their ship. | |||
Something is stalking them, and the deadliest Master of all has his own plans for River Song... | |||
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