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An in-universe reference to these books appears in the audio story ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]''. In the story, ''[[Doctor Who Discovers]]'' was a series of books actually written by the [[Fourth Doctor]] during his time working with [[UNIT]]. As in the real world, only five books were published, despite more being planned. The cover art for the audio release depicts ''Doctor Who Discovers'' using the same cover-art format (and [[Doctor Who logo|''Doctor Who'' logo]]) as the real-life books, only it shows a fictional volume entitled ''Historical Mysteries.'' | An in-universe reference to these books appears in the audio story ''[[The Kingmaker (audio story)|The Kingmaker]]''. In the story, ''[[Doctor Who Discovers]]'' was a series of books actually written by the [[Fourth Doctor]] during his time working with [[UNIT]]. As in the real world, only five books were published, despite more being planned. The cover art for the audio release depicts ''Doctor Who Discovers'' using the same cover-art format (and [[Doctor Who logo|''Doctor Who'' logo]]) as the real-life books, only it shows a fictional volume entitled ''Historical Mysteries.'' | ||
