I am a big Dr.Who fan. I also love reading though, for various reasons, have shied away until now from the many numerous books associated with the re-launched Dr.Who television series in fear that I may just be disappointed. In a similar way, I have also until now avoided the audio versions of these books. But I had a long journey to undertake on my own to see relatives, thought this would be a fun way to "read" a book and drive at the same time and, seeing as as friend of mine has loads of these audio adventures, decided to borrow one and see if I had been depriving myself all this time from all original and new Dr.Who stories I might otherwise have ...  Read the complete review

Science Fiction is full of paradoxes – events that occur which are just not possible. For some people having a book containing a paradox does not bother them as they shrug it off as just another element of science fantasy. Well not me! If there is one thing that boils my blood are lazy authors writing a novel that contains segments that could never happen! With a time travelling time lord at the helm there is every chance that a paradox could occur – does ‘The Stone Rose’ avoid the trap? The audio book opens at the British Library where the Doctor, Rose and Mickey are on a visit. Once they enter the Ancient Rome exhibit they realise that one of the ...  Read the complete review