Eternity Weeps
by Jim Mortimore
Doctor Who: The New Adventures (58), Doctor Who {non-TV} (Novels — NA Novel)
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It is 2003 on Earth and mankind faces apocalypse. The Doctor and his companions must find the secrets of an ancient exodus to prevent the Earth being twisted into the image of a long-dead world.Tags
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concentrating very much on Benny and Jason's disintegrating marriage, with the Doctor and Chris rather in the background; and Liz Shaw is brought back all too briefly. There is some tremendously well-realised and bleak detail with rival expeditions attempting to find Noah's Ark, and getting into difficulties with competing jurisdictions on Mount Ararat. The book ends with 1997 Earth devastated by alien plague, which is a tough one to carry off if you plan any continuity; of course, if it's almost the last book in the series, that's less of an issue.
concentrating very much on Benny and Jason's disintegrating marriage, with the Doctor and Chris rather in the background; and Liz Shaw is brought back all too briefly. There is some tremendously well-realised and bleak detail with rival expeditions attempting to find Noah's Ark, and getting into difficulties with competing jurisdictions on Mount Ararat. The book ends with 1997 Earth devastated by alien plague, which is a tough one to carry off if you plan any continuity; of course, if it's almost the last book in the series, that's less of an issue.
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- Canonical title
- Eternity Weeps
- Original publication date
- 1997-01-16
- People/Characters
- The Doctor (7th); Chris Cwej; Bernice Summerfield; Jason Kane; Liz Shaw; Imorkal
- Important places
- Alpha Leonis One; Dogubayizit, Turkey; Tranquility Moonbase
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- Languages
- English
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