The Deadstone Memorial (novel)

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The Deadstone Memorial was the seventy-first novel in the BBC Eighth Doctor Adventures series. It was written by Trevor Baxendale, released 4 October 2004 and featured the Eighth Doctor, Fitz Kreiner and Trix MacMillan.

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Comic preview from DWM 348 Illustration by Trevor Baxendale.

There is no such thing as a good night.

You may think you can hide away in dreams. Safely tucked up in bed, nothing can touch you.

But, as every child knows, there are bad dreams. And bad dreams are where the monsters are.

The Doctor knows all about monsters. And he knows that sometimes they can still be there when you wake up. And when the horror is more than just a memory, there is nowhere to hide.

Even here, today, tonight... in the most ordinary of homes, and against the most ordinary people, the terror will strike.

A young boy will suffer terrifying visions...

...and his family will encounter a deathless horror.

Only the Doctor can help — but first, he must uncover the fearsome secret of the Deadstone Memorial.

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  • Trix rings Anji to say she's left some future copies of the Financial Times in the usual place, forshadowing events of the later (and final) novel of this series, The Gallifrey Chronicles [+]Loading...["The Gallifrey Chronicles (novel)"]
  • The Doctor carries his Gladstone bag, which previous appeared in the Shark Bait [+]Loading...["Shark Bait (TVC comic story)"], A Christmas Story [+]Loading...["A Christmas Story (comic story)"], Timeless [+]Loading...["Timeless (novel)"], and more.
  • The Doctor speaks to an image of the Master in a mirror in his TARDIS, and demands to know who he is, which previously happened in PROSE: Sometime Never... and is a reference to Scream of the Shalka [+]Loading...["Scream of the Shalka (webcast)"]
  • The Doctor recalls the century he spent trapped on Earth, which began in PROSE: The Burning)

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