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The third and final release broke the format of the imprint somewhat by being a [[K9 and Company (novelisation)|novelisation of]] ''[[A Girl's Best Friend (TV story)|A Girl's Best Friend]]'', the pilot episode of the aborted ''[[K9 and Company]]'' spin-off series. Unlike its predecessors, however, it was published in 1987. | The third and final release broke the format of the imprint somewhat by being a [[K9 and Company (novelisation)|novelisation of]] ''[[A Girl's Best Friend (TV story)|A Girl's Best Friend]]'', the pilot episode of the aborted ''[[K9 and Company]]'' spin-off series. Unlike its predecessors, however, it was published in 1987. | ||
Further books were planned, but not published. Thus, the imprint died after only about a year's operation. | Further books were planned, but not published. Thus, the imprint died after only about a year's operation. [[Richard Franklin]] said in 1989 that ''[[The Killing Stone (novel)|The Killing Stone]]'' was originally pitched for a WH Allen imprint that had been recently discontinued, which most likely means for the ''Companions of'' range. <ref>''Downtime: The Lost Years of Doctor Who'' Chapter 29 (Dylan Rees)</ref> | ||
== Novels == | == Novels == |
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