Storm Harvest

by Mike Tucker, Robert Perry (Author)

Doctor Who: Past Doctor Adventure (23), Doctor Who {non-TV} (Novels — PD Novel)

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A Doctor Who adventure. Years after the extinction of its indigenous races, the sea-world of Coralee is populated by human and dolphin colonists. They are ignorant of what caused the original population to die out, but tales of vicious monsters proliferate.

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A Seventh Doctor novel set between Survival and the start of the New Adventures, following sequentially from Matrix by the same authors. Having just listened to the Big Finish "Lost Stories" set in the same chronological gap, I am struck by how much better both this book and its predecessor are. From the story point of view, it is a basic alien invasion of a future human colony; but there is a lot of very pleasing homage to hard sf classics, particularly the intelligent dolphins of David Brin's Uplift series, and monsters reminiscent of the various works of Larry Niven. Ace, as sole companion, gets some very decent character development setting her up for the more mature arc of the New show more Adventures; Perry and Tucker remind us that she has already been travelling with the Doctor for three years by this point. So, rather a good one. show less

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Canonical title
Storm Harvest
Original publication date
1999-06-07
People/Characters
The Doctor (7th); Dorothy Gale 'Ace' McShane; Edwin Bryce; Brenda Mulholland; Philip Garret; Peck [in Storm Harvest] (show all 14); Mottrack; Rajiid; Holly Relf; Alex MacKenzie; Q'ilp; Bisoncawl; Blu'ip; R'tk'tk
Important places
Coralee
Epigraph
'Later on BBC1, The Generation Game. But first, the start of a new four-part adventure for – DOCTOR WHO.' Trad.
Dedication
For Steve Cole
First words
High above the oceans of Coralee, NavSat Nine drifted in an elegant orbit that took it over every point on the planet's surface.
Last words
(Click to show. Warning: May contain spoilers.)Among them, a single light winking on the cold metal of its surface, the weapon drifted, tumbling gently amid a sea of stars.
Original language
English

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Genres
Fiction and Literature, Science Fiction
DDC/MDS
813Literature & rhetoricAmerican literature in EnglishAmerican fiction in English
LCC
PR6066 .E77 .S86Language and LiteratureEnglishEnglish Literature1961-2000

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