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Doctor Who: The Adventuress of Henrietta Street

Eighth Doctor Adventures series

Time, according to the more arcane elements of quantum theory, is dependent on a consciousness, an observer, for its existence. At the outer reaches of the universe, where human consiousness cannot reach, time goes 'soft', and it is here that mankind meets its own animal and subconscious limitations, in the form of the brutal, carnivorous baboom-like beast.

Themes
gothic
Audience
adult
Length
medium · 284 pages

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