Doctor Who and the Green Death Audiobook

" Mutant green worms in Wales? I have to go there! "

" This is not really my typical kind of read, but it was lying around my parents' house so I picked it up. The writing is not great and the story is underdeveloped. I was, however, intrigued enough by the mystery at the heart of the story to see it through to the end. "

" I haven't seen the TV story for this one (its not an era of the programme I'm particularly keen on), but the story was ok. Not sure about the ending, but then Companion departures are never that convincing. "

" A fun silly little book. "

" I remember that I didn't really care for this one as much as Doctor Who: The Aztecs. "

" I recently started to read Dr. Who books. They aren't the greatest written books, but like a lot of science fiction, they are creative. "

" Harlan's introduction was the best part of the book. The rest of it is strictly for hard-core fans who lived in the days before VCRs and DVD players were commonplace. Take the performance part out of Doctor Who, and the fun takes a serious hit. "

" ONe of the Who books that improves on the TV episode, as it isn't hampered by a cheap special effects budget. The Doctor and JO Grant return to modern day London to find the people are gone and dinosaurs are roaming the streets. "