The Wintertime Paradox
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Summary
Twelve incredible Doctor Who stories for the long winter nights featuring an exclusive extra story in the Time Lord Victorious arc!
Christmas can mean anything . . .
For Missy, it's solving murders in 1909.
For a little girl in Dublin, it's Plasmavores knocking at the door.
For Davros, it's a summons from the Doctor, who needs the mad inventor's help.
The perfect collection for the bleakest - and sometimes brightest - time of the year, these are the tales for when you're halfway out of the dark . . .
The perfect collection for the bleakest - and sometimes brightest - time of the year, these are the tales for when you're halfway out of the dark . . .
Written by popular children's author, and lifelong Doctor Who fan, Dave Rudden, author of Twelve Angels Weeping.
'The perfect balance between tenderness and humour and terror and imagination - like the show at its very, very best' - Guardian
'The comforting yet thrilling vibe of a Doctor Who Christmas special TIMES TWELVE' - Deirdre Sullivan
'A fascinating tale' - Screenrant
Christmas can mean anything . . .
For Missy, it's solving murders in 1909.
For a little girl in Dublin, it's Plasmavores knocking at the door.
For Davros, it's a summons from the Doctor, who needs the mad inventor's help.
The perfect collection for the bleakest - and sometimes brightest - time of the year, these are the tales for when you're halfway out of the dark . . .
The perfect collection for the bleakest - and sometimes brightest - time of the year, these are the tales for when you're halfway out of the dark . . .
Written by popular children's author, and lifelong Doctor Who fan, Dave Rudden, author of Twelve Angels Weeping.
'The perfect balance between tenderness and humour and terror and imagination - like the show at its very, very best' - Guardian
'The comforting yet thrilling vibe of a Doctor Who Christmas special TIMES TWELVE' - Deirdre Sullivan
'A fascinating tale' - Screenrant
Reviews
The perfect balance between tenderness and humour and terror and imagination - like the show at its very, very best
Guardian
