Doctor Who: Judgement of the Judoon Audiobook (Unabridged)

" The Doctor and a Judoon go detecting. It has some fun moments, but goes into description of the world a bit much and doesn't have enough Doctor in it. "

" Wooohooo. Loved it. "

" Quick and enjoyable read. Once I got started I couldn't put it down and finished it in a night. Made me look a the Judoon in a whole other way. Seeing the Doctor without a regular companion did make it a little sad though. "

" Good Doctor Who novel, almost a whodoneit of sorts. Not great, but good. "

" A tale which held my interest. Nicholas Briggs is a good reader, particularly as he voices Daleks, Cybermen and Judoon in the TV series. Quite a departure to have a creature quite so alien as a companion and I guess you could say it is character development par excellence. "

" Pretty good. The plot thickened and got complex and the ending was not a let down. A really good "by the fire with popcorn" story. "

" Did end up gaining momentum. I think I wasn't really taking in the story in the early pages and got a little confused in certain areas for not paying attention. But it was a good read. Not taxing but was fun. "

" Very clever and brilliantly put together, this book was very enjoyable and I loved it! "

" Another great installment in the Doctor Who novel series! "

" Not one of the better Doctor Who books. The story didn't have much of the Doctor in it. Seemed to always center around the other characters, and the Doctor was just given a few comments. "

" I thought this novel was slightly different from the norm as far as these Doctor Who spinoffs go (I can't really say why: spoilers!) but I really enjoyed the dynamic between the three main characters. "

" Dr. Who meets intrepid 17 year old blond girl private investigator Veronica Mars, uh....I mean Nikki Jupiter. Actually a rather nice vaguely disguised crossover universe story with some insider geek jokes. "Open Channel D", indeed! "

" Features the 10th Doctor post Donna. A trip to the Elvis the King spaceport at New Memphis involves the Doctor in a war between two crime lords. Nice and easy to read, good characterisations, and interesting plot. "

" A tale which held my interest. Nicholas Briggs is a good reader, particularly as he voices Daleks, Cybermen and Judoon in the TV series. Quite a departure to have a creature quite so alien as a companion and I guess you could say it is character development par excellence. "

" Another great installment in the Doctor Who novel series! "

" A funny and very entertaining audiobook. The Judoon cracking jokes definitely makes this a worthwhile read!If you love the Doctor, read it! "

" Not one of the better Doctor Who books. The story didn't have much of the Doctor in it. Seemed to always center around the other characters, and the Doctor was just given a few comments. "

" Quick and enjoyable read. Once I got started I couldn't put it down and finished it in a night. Made me look a the Judoon in a whole other way. Seeing the Doctor without a regular companion did make it a little sad though. "

" Did end up gaining momentum. I think I wasn't really taking in the story in the early pages and got a little confused in certain areas for not paying attention. But it was a good read. Not taxing but was fun. "

" Dr. Who meets intrepid 17 year old blond girl private investigator Veronica Mars, uh....I mean Nikki Jupiter. Actually a rather nice vaguely disguised crossover universe story with some insider geek jokes. "Open Channel D", indeed! "

" Very clever and brilliantly put together, this book was very enjoyable and I loved it! "