Doctor Who: The Eyeless Audiobook (Unabridged)

" For my first Doctor Who novel, I rather liked it. I definately would read more of these novels. "

" Good twists, and a solid segue from after the events of Series 4 to the upcoming specials. "

" Probably the best novelisation I have read so far "

" Great great story and lots of fun really easy to read. Its very exciting and imaginative. The tenth Dr is done very well as are the other characters. I highly recommend. "

" The only possible rival to this -- the absolute best of the 10th Doctor novels -- is "Prisoner of the Daleks". There is a depth Parkin brings to the 10th Doctor's character that borders on the terrifying...and the heart-wrenching. "

" I enjoyed this book. While this is an unusual story as it does not include any companions it was well written and entertaining. The idea of an ultimate weapon was interesting to contemplate. The insight into a group of people who survived when their world was destroyed was intriguing. "

" Though I miss the continuity and character arc of the former Doctor Who novel series, this is still a fine book with interesting dilemmas and neat new monsters that's in no way a juvenile. "

" Meh. It was okay, I really find that no companion means the story is harder to sympathise with. I didn't like any of the pseudo companions so it wasn't that interesting. "

" I've only read a few Doctor Who novels, but this was definitely the most satisfying. Great story, compelling characters, and a strong ending. "

" Really, really good, but the ending was rather abrupt. "

" Hands down, one of the best Doctor Who books that I have read. The plot was engaging and well planned out and the Doctor was actually believable, unlike many other Doctor Who books that I have read. "

" This is one of the rare Doctor Who books that I did not enjoy at all. "

" This is the first Doctor Who book to feature the Doctor without a companion. It is an easy read with plenty of plot twists to keep your interest. There are even a few mentions of Rose for all of us Rose fans as well! Overall, it was one of the better Doctor Who novels. "

" Quick and easy to read, but really entertaining, just like the others. This one really emphasizes how lonely the Doctor gets when he doesn't have a companion, you couldn't help but wish you could give him a hug. :) Another great Doctor Who book. "

" Okay, maybe it was the lack of companion that made me not like this book. There was a definite lack of banter, and the plot was very... loose. I wasn't impressed. "

" Listened to the audio book. Very good indeed! It was really well read and captured the doctors voice exceptionally well as well. "

" I was really disappointed with The Eyeless. I didn't feel that Lance Parkin really got a feel for David Tennant's Doctor. The story didn't flow very well. This is one Doctor Who story I won't be tempted to read again, even though the book will remain in my collection. "

" Interesting story, well written. This one felt more juvenile-oriented than others I've read. Unfortunately, I was really rooting for the sociopathic pseudo-companion to be killed off. Her annoyance factor dampened my enthusiasm for the story as a whole. "

" Definitely not my favourite Doctor Who book...often dragged out. If you've never read one of these novels before, please don't start with this one. "

" Hey look everyone, a new series Doctor Who novel that actually shows the other side of The Doctor! About goddamned time. I still felt that the skimmed his character a bit more than they should have, but The Eyeless is definitely one of the best new series novels I've read. "

" this book is one of the most well thought through doctor who ever. I loved it. it was a real page turner for me. "

" it was fine. fun read. nothing extraordinary. "

" This is a fabulous reference book attempting to put the Doctor Who universe is chronological order. (which is quite a feat of itself!) It's fun for an afternoon of browsing through interesting facts and looking up obscure references while waiting for the next episode to come out. ^___^ "

" This is a mammoth update to Lance Parkin's earlier work, The History of the Universe. Parkin takes every event from Doctor Who history and arranges it chronologically, with a dating note for each and every entry. Stunning "