A bit different than the others. (Doctor Who - The Stealers of Dreams - Steve Lyons)

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Product:	Doctor Who - The Stealers of Dreams - Steve Lyons
Date:	14/07/08 (70 review reads)
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Doctor Who: The Stealers of Dreams.
Author - Steve Lyons.


Synopsis:
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It is the far distant future where Fiction has been outlawed and where the penalty is imprisonment or even death.
Enter stage left, The Doctor, Rose and Captain Jack. They arrive and discover that someone is organising a resistance, urging people to rebel.
To challenge the powers that be.

The Tardis crew soon become entangled in another adventure but this time the good guys might just be the bad guys.
Soon the trio are split a sunder as one ends up in an asylum and the other is chased by demonic/dream shadows.

Here it seems, dreams really can turn into nightmares and hunt you down.

The story features:
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The Doctor - Christopher Eccleston.
Rose - Billie Piper.
Captain Jack - John Barrowman.


Opinions:
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This is like most Dr Who books in the category of "Beach book", you can pick it up, put it down or fall asleep and next time you delve into the story there will be no problem picking up the thread.

Having said that, the ending was a bit different than most of the other Dr Who novels I've read.

Aimed at a readership of 6 to 16, the dialogue is clear, concise, uncontroversial and bland.

It's Dr Who so it's not meant to be brain stretching!
It's a fun read and you will enjoy it, but you will not bother to read it again.


Greg.

Summary: A Beach Book.