The novel “In The Blood” by Jenny T. Colgan was published for the first time in 2016.

The Tenth Doctor brings Donna Noble back to her time but things quickly start to go wrong. Donna wants to spend some time with her old friend Hettie but finds her grumpy even though her life is supposed to be perfect. She’s not the only person to engage in that type of behavior, and internet trolls increased significantly. However, trolls also began to die.

The Doctor thinks something abnormal is happening to people, stimulating their negative instincts. Unfortunately, someone opened a bar in front of the Tardis and is ready to use violence to prevent him from entering it. The Doctor and Donna must use conventional means to travel around the world in search of the cause of what is happening.

The novel “Mind of Stone” by Iain McLaughlin was published for the first time in 2016.

Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart has been remanded at Wormwood Scrubs Prison but the charges against him are a secret known only to very few people. While he waits to be officially charged, his main concern is to understand who among the prisoners could pose a danger to him.

None of Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart’s subordinates nor Anne Travers appear to have any idea what the charges are against him and his superiors provide no information. Their job must continue and concerns strange statues present in both a military installation and in an Egyptian museum. What’s the connection with a secret cargo carried by a military convoy commanded by Colonel Pemberton in 1968?

The novel “Silhouette” by Justin Richards was published for the first time in 2014.

When the Tardis detects energy emissions that are truly out of the ordinary for Victorian London, the Twelfth Doctor and Clara go to investigate. In the city, they learn that strange murders happened that attracted the attention of Vastra, Jenny, and Strax.

The Carnival of Curiosities showcases unique people and may be hiding someone who works for more than just the visitors’ amusement. However, the investigations also seem to focus on the industrialist Orestes Milton, a situation that makes it more difficult to understand what’s happening.

The novel “Downtime – Child of the New World” by Andy Frankham-Allen was published for the first time in 2020.

Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart managed to build a relationship with his daughter Kate and see his grandson Gordon regularly. The fact that Gordon also built a relationship with his cousin Conall is another great achievement. However, this slowly built harmony suffers a terrible blow when the two cousins get kidnapped.

The old world of Alistair Lethbridge-Stewart seems to suck him back, also because the Great Intelligence seems once again involved in the problems that struck his daughter Kate and his grandson Gordon. To save his grandchildren, Lethbridge-Stewart enlists the help of old friends and colleagues in a mission unlike any other in which his family’s role is crucial.

The novel “The Blood Cell” by James Goss was published for the first time in 2014.

The Governor has the responsibility of running the Prison but for him, it is important to treat the prisoners in a humane way even if they are the worst criminals on his planet. Escape is impossible since the prison is located on an asteroid and yet one of the latest arrivals tries to escape.

The Governor tries to understand the reason for such meaningless behavior even when it is the most dangerous criminal of that space quadrant who puts it into action. When he interrogates him, Prisoner 428 tells him that he wants to help him and that many people will die if the Governor doesn’t listen to him. What appears to be a threat leaves the Governor more perplexed than irritated, certainly less irritated than by the fact that prisoner 428 still wants to be called Doctor.