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== Publisher's summary == | == Publisher's summary == | ||
[[UNIT]] has stopped [[the Eleven]] | [[UNIT]] has stopped [[the Eleven]]'s efforts to retrieve [[the Arch]]. But questions remain. How did an artefact imbedded with advanced technology become buried under a prehistoric lava flow? Why does it form a connection with an alien world? And just who are the Vulpreen, the alien race that live there? | ||
Those questions are about to be answered... | Those questions are about to be answered... | ||
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As [[Petronella Osgood|Osgood]] works flat out to rescue a lost friend, [[Kate Stewart|Kate]] is at a demonstration of a new UK spaceship, the Starseeker. There she meets two people. | As [[Petronella Osgood|Osgood]] works flat out to rescue a lost friend, [[Kate Stewart|Kate]] is at a demonstration of a new UK spaceship, the Starseeker. There she meets two people. | ||
Lieutenant Jimmy Tan looks like potential UNIT material, and the stranger called Hasper knows a lot about UNIT and the Eleven. He should – | Lieutenant Jimmy Tan looks like potential UNIT material, and the stranger called Hasper knows a lot about UNIT and the Eleven. He should – he's the [[Celestial Intervention Agency]] operative who sent the Eleven through the Arch millions of years ago. | ||
2.2 ''[[Power of the Dominators (audio story)|Power of the Dominators]]'' by [[Kenneth Grant]] | 2.2 ''[[Power of the Dominators (audio story)|Power of the Dominators]]'' by [[Kenneth Grant]] | ||
Portstone New Town is a living space for the future. A dream community, or so the advertising promises. But UNIT discovers the developers are alien [[Dominator]]s. Which means | Portstone New Town is a living space for the future. A dream community, or so the advertising promises. But UNIT discovers the developers are alien [[Dominator]]s. Which means there's a more sinister purpose behind Portstone, and the Dominators' deadly killer robots – the [[Quark]]s – can't be far away. | ||
2.3 ''[[The War Factory (audio story)|The War Factory]]'' by [[Lizzie Hopley]] | 2.3 ''[[The War Factory (audio story)|The War Factory]]'' by [[Lizzie Hopley]] | ||
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Temporal anomalies strike in the present and the past – [[19th century]] infantry at Belmarsh Prison in the present day, and Brigadier [[Winifred Bambera]] is confronted by [[Tudor]] warships on the [[Thames]] in the late [[20th century]]. | Temporal anomalies strike in the present and the past – [[19th century]] infantry at Belmarsh Prison in the present day, and Brigadier [[Winifred Bambera]] is confronted by [[Tudor]] warships on the [[Thames]] in the late [[20th century]]. | ||
Enquiries by UNIT past and present lead them to the site of Woolwich Arsenal, where the Eleven is trying to create a bridge to another world. And UNIT will learn | Enquiries by UNIT past and present lead them to the site of Woolwich Arsenal, where the Eleven is trying to create a bridge to another world. And UNIT will learn he's not the only one on the side of their alien adversaries. | ||
2.4 ''[[Ten Minutes in Hell (audio story)|Ten Minutes in Hell]]'' by [[John Dorney]] | 2.4 ''[[Ten Minutes in Hell (audio story)|Ten Minutes in Hell]]'' by [[John Dorney]] | ||
On the alien world on the far side of the Arch, the Vulpreen put their human prisoner through an ordeal. Osgood must lead a desperate rescue attempt – and | On the alien world on the far side of the Arch, the Vulpreen put their human prisoner through an ordeal. Osgood must lead a desperate rescue attempt – and she's got ten minutes to do it. | ||
== Stories == | == Stories == | ||
