Genius Loci (novel)

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Genius Loci was the eighth full length novel published as part of Big Finish Productions' Bernice Summerfield series. It was also the first novel to explore (and was set) during Bernice Summerfield's early life before she met the Seventh Doctor in the novel Love and War.

Publisher's summary

One day she will bring down empires and decide the fate of the universe. One day she will be feared by the creatures of evil and revered wherever people have had just a little bit too much to drink.

But all that is yet to come...

Right now Bernice Summerfield is 21 years old and living hand to mouth and drink to drink. Offered a job beyond her qualifications she is lured out to the backwater planet of Jaiwan where nothing has ever happened — ever.

There she joins a disparate team of archaeologists who have just discovered that the planet of Jaiwan may have been just a tad more interesting than people thought. This could be Benny's big break and her ticket to a proper career in archaeology.

That's if archaeology doesn't kill her first.

Plot

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Characters

References

Culture

  • Professor Mariela gives Bernice a copy of her personal database, which included a lot of files on 20th century Earth.

Individuals

Foods and beverages

  • Krill is part CO2 scrubber, part additional protein source.
  • Vodka is Russia's greatest contribution to interstellar travel (in Bernice's opinion).
  • There is a Kwik-Kurry at General Layfeyette's army base.

Literature

Organisations

  • Benny dropped out of Spacefleet and is now on the run from it.

Planets

Science

Species

Technology

Vehicles

  • Fulcrum is a VTOL capable troop carrier.

Notes

  • This is the first novel which sees Benny at the beginning of her career.
  • At the end of the book it says To be continued in Bernice Summerfield: Old Friends.

Continuity

External links

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