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Loading... Torchwood: SkyPointby Phil Ford
None.  nwhyte | Feb 12, 2012 |  Probably the best written of the Torchwood books, with lots of references to Doctor Who and a well written storyline. (  )1  soliloquies | Nov 16, 2008 | no reviews | add a review
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Another pretty decent Torchwood novel, with an intersection between exploitative aliens and exploitative crime lords in the property market in Cardiff Bay, set just after Gwen and Rhys return from honeymoon, with Owen still dead and walking. Some nice exploration of the dysfunction in the Owen/Toshiko relationship (Toshiko gets to be on the front cover this time) and lots of reference to their back-stories which will please the diehard fan. My one gripe is that the supposedly Latvian crimelord has a rather Adriatic name ("Besnik Lucca" - first name Albanian, second name Italian). (