Doctor Who: Touched by an Angel: Eleventh Doctor, Book 10 Audiobook (Unabridged)

" If you're a fan of the Weeping Angels, then this book is for you. This book has some great timey-whimey writing. It's exceptionally well done for such a visual character. Not the type of character that would translate to the written word, but it's well executed. I really enjoyed it. "

" Enjoyable but a bit less lighthearted than I prefer. "

" I was a little disappointed probably because I had wanted to read this particular DW for a while now, but it's a good story. The thing about The Angels is every episodes and books featuring them since Blink is not as scary or good (that said Amy and Rory's exit story was very good, I loved that one) and I feel I'm chasing the same "high". The story here is about a guy being manipulated by The Angels, Mark is a widower who is sent back in time and with the help of The Doctor and his companions (still like the ring of that word "companion" better than when they were called assistants like Liz or Jo) is trying to keep is younger self's life on track though is goal is always the idea that he might be able to save his wife in the end. I just felt this story didn't have that much impact, but it has a nice hopeful ending. "

" This Doctor Who book would have made a better episode rather than a full length book. It took a while to get going and then when it did the action was over far too quickly. "

" Enjoyed this book a lot! "

" This was a great book with a whole new side of Weeping Angels. The story is told by a man from Earth who is having problems with his past and present self. Of course it's up to the Doctor, Amy, and Rory to save the day. "

" Really really good, thoroughly enjoyed this one. I love the weeping angels and they're reflected really well in this book. The talk of paradoxes is so confusing but really enjoyable. Definitely top of my list for the doctor who novels so far. "

" The one was delightful. The characters feel true to show, and the story is a very plausible one in the Doctor Who universe. It also helps that the Weeping Angels are my favorite Doctor Who villains. A little sad, a lot wonderful, like the best kinds of stories. There need to be more books like this. "

" I read it all in one sitting! It was a exciting journey (as travels with the Doctor usually are.) I completely fell for Rebecca and Mark, and was consumed by their love story. "

" It was a good book, but didn't have the usual exciting feel to it as the other doctor who books I've read. "

" I loved this book. It felt like it could have been an episode of Doctor Who which was great. The weeping Angels are my favorite Doctor Who monster and they scared me just as much in the book as they did on the show. "

" This book was good the angles using time as a weapon pretty brilliant and the two rory's and two marks were funny one of the better doctor who books of the new series i always liked the weeping angels some of the creepiest enemies "

" Loved the book--but doesn't seem to mesh with "The Angels take Manhattan." "

" Reading books that are based on a series can be tricky. If you are invested in the characters as I am with Doctor Who, then you don't want to see them written poorly. Well, this was an excellent example of a well-written novelization. I would recommend it to anyone that enjoys Doctor Who! "

" Personally i am a doctor who fanboy and my favorite stories are the ones with probably one of the most scary and feared lifeforms in the universe and that's the weeping angels. "

" I think this book was really great and one of the best and most realistic fan-fictions that I've ever read. If you love doctor who, you will pick this book up and won't put it down. "

" The Weeping Angels are the scariest of all the creatures in the Whoverse to me; this novel is a page-turner. "

" So far so good....but reading it as opposed to watching the Doctor in action leaves a little to be desired. "