The peace and quiet of a remote homestead in the 1880s American West is shattered by the arrival of two shadowy outriders searching for “the healer.” When the farmer refuses to help them, they raze the house to the ground using guns that shoot bolts of energy instead of bullets …
In the town of Redwater, the Doctor and Martha learn of a snake-oil salesman whose patent medicines actually cure his patients. But when the Doctor and Martha investigate, they discover the truth is stranger, and far more dangerous. Caught between the law of the gun and the deadly plans of intergalactic mercenaries, the Doctor and Martha are about to discover just how wild the West can become …
Featuring the Doctor and Martha as played by David Tennant and Freema Agyeman in the hit series from BBC Television, Peacemaker is read by Will Thorp, who played Toby Zed in the TV episodes “The Impossible Planet” and “The Satan Pit.”
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"One of the stars of the new Who books, I think. Not quite as brilliant as 'The Resurrection Casket' but darned close. It's not often we get to see the Doctor in the Wild West, where the law of the gun ruled. For you Firefly fans out there, pay close attention to the writer's dialogue! It's obvious he's a Whedon fan."
— Sara (4 out of 5 stars)
“Chock-full of some really wonderful characters…memorable…leaves a lasting impression.”
— DoctorWhoReviews.co.uk" Very good, and you don't have to know anything about doctor who to enjoy it. "
— Samprit, 2/19/2014" Although this book was better than "The Pirate Loop", I still think that the Doctor Who books are for people who LOVE Doctor Who, but might not like reading books. "
— Jacquelyn, 2/12/2014" The story starts off a bit slow, but towards the end you're really moving at a sprint! I think the thing I liked about it was the classic interaction between the Doctor and Martha, and how she can help pull the Doctor out of the sticky spots he gets himself into. :) "
— Rebecca, 2/8/2014" Better than The Last Dodo but not quite as good, IMO, as Wetworld. There were some good moments, but for most of the story the characters just felt...slightly off to me. Not enough so that I can tell you *why*, unfortunately. Just a difference of interpretation, I guess. "
— Azar, 1/31/2014" Super fun adventure in the old West. I could really see Tennant's Dr. and Martha Jones in the dialogue. "
— David, 1/31/2014" it was a great dr.who west story for me it was a nice story line and a creative alien. "
— Crazy, 1/15/2014" One of the nicer Companion!Martha Jones books, I really enjoyed this. The Wild West aspect was cool and entertaining. "
— Sarah, 12/9/2013" Perhaps the best out of the New Who books, it just gets a little bit silly towards the end - but then, don't most of them? If you want to be selective about which books to buy from the series, this is one to get. "
— Kennedy, 11/16/2013" usually i hate westerns but his was a really good read. "
— Megan, 8/13/2013" Fun read that was faithful to the characters of the series. It was amusing to read descriptions to have the Doctor behaves. "
— Jessica, 7/26/2013" I found this to be a quick and enjoyable read. Although it seems rather similar to the recent "A Town Called Mercy" episode. I wonder if the show borrowed the idea from the book. "
— Janet, 7/25/2013" A western adventure, Who style. Stetsons were cool for the Tenth Doctor as well. "
— Rebecca, 6/25/2013" set in the wild west about dangerous alien life forms created as weapons "
— Karla, 4/21/2013" I'm a sucker for Doctor Who books, good fun! "
— Anna, 9/17/2012" This was a fun, light read. Very stereotypical Doctor/David Tennant. It made me laugh:) "
— Bethany, 9/8/2012" Am I doing a speed-read-a-thon? "
— Alesia, 8/29/2012" The spaceman in the old west is always an interesting pairing. Any time Martha gets a chance to shine is always a plus for me. "
— A, 7/11/2012" G good story I loved it "
— Mary, 5/19/2012" Typical Doctor Who jaunt... I do like the concept of the Clades (though I'm sure it's not a new one). "
— Eden, 3/18/2012" So many Doctor Who books (and I have all the new ones)....a written review is unnecessary for them all. "
— Tim, 11/1/2011" A western adventure, Who style. Stetsons were cool for the Tenth Doctor as well. "
— Rebecca, 5/7/2011" The spaceman in the old west is always an interesting pairing. Any time Martha gets a chance to shine is always a plus for me. "
— A, 4/5/2011" usually i hate westerns but his was a really good read. "
— Megan, 11/22/2009" I'm a sucker for Doctor Who books, good fun! "
— Anna, 8/12/2009" One of the nicer Companion!Martha Jones books, I really enjoyed this. The Wild West aspect was cool and entertaining. "
— Sarah, 11/16/2008" set in the wild west about dangerous alien life forms created as weapons "
— Karla, 9/20/2008" Perhaps the best out of the New Who books, it just gets a little bit silly towards the end - but then, don't most of them? If you want to be selective about which books to buy from the series, this is one to get. "
— Kennedy, 5/15/2008" A good, solid story, though a bit of a deus-ex-machina in the end. Still convincing. "
— Monika, 4/19/2008" Better than <u>The Last Dodo</u> but not quite as good, IMO, as <u>Wetworld</u>. There were some good moments, but for most of the story the characters just felt...slightly off to me. Not enough so that I can tell you *why*, unfortunately. Just a difference of interpretation, I guess. "
— Azar, 4/7/2008James Swallow is a bestselling author whose writing includes the Sundowners series of Western fiction steampunk novels and fiction from the worlds of Star Trek, Warhammer 40,000, Doctor Who, and Stargate, among others.
Will Thorp is an English actor and narrator. He was born in Frome, Somerset, in West England. He was a member of the National Youth Theatre for five years before training at the Bristol Old Vic Theatre School. He has appeared in a number of television shows and plays, and he has narrated several audiobooks. He is best known for his appearances in Doctor Who, Coronation Street, Casualty, Unhallowed Ground, and A.D. for NBC.