Read by original cast members William Russell and Carole Ann Ford, along with acclaimed Who writer John Dorney, The First Doctor Box Set includes two exciting new stories about the original Doctor. From ancient Babylon to an alien utopia, our intrepid band of time travelers certainly has their work cut out for them!

Based on an excellent episode from the show, The Dominators follows the Second Doctor as he and his companions try to save the extreme pacifists of the planet Dulkis as an alien invasion looms. In a sweet nod, this listen is narrated by Patrick Troughton's son, Michael.

While on Earth, the Doctor finds out that a hostile alien race plans to go back in time and change all of history to their liking. The only way to stop them? Find and protect one of the Doctor's greatest enemies, the Master. Read by one of the actors who originally portrayed the Master himself, Geoffrey Beevers, Harvest of Time is an original adventure about one of the original Doctors.

If you're looking for Doctor Who stories expertly read by Doctor Who actors, The Nest Cottage Chronicles is an excellent place to start. None other than Tom Baker and a full cast perform this collection of 15 stories featuring peculiar aliens and an even stranger appearance from another incarnation of the Doctor.

Based on one of the Fifth Doctor's television storylines, Time-Flight is fittingly narrated by Peter Davison himself. In it, we follow the Doctor and his companions as they look into the mysterious disappearance of a Concorde jet by re-creating the jet's last known movements. Where they end up, not even the Doctor can predict.

Even though Six appeared in very few episodes, he has gotten the chance to star in other media, including Doctor Who audiobooks like the riveting River of Death. Read by Peri herself, Nicola Bryant, this adventure takes Six all the way back to 19th-century America and a treacherous journey through the Grand Canyon to find the missing TARDIS.

Human Nature follows companion Benny (played on the show by Lisa Bowerman, who also narrates) taking a holiday on the eve of the First World War. Her relaxation is interrupted by the Doctor, but not the one she knows, and now she has to fight off an alien invasion alone. But it turns out a housemaster at a local military school might end up playing more of a role than either of them anticipated.

Few places are as inhospitable as Antarctica—and that's before a group of mysterious creatures starts attacking the explorers and scientists based there. Can the Doctor get to the bottom of things while safeguarding the explorers' quest to find a lost continent?

Ninth Doctor Novels is a collection of three full-length stories that take Nine and his companion, Rose, all throughout history, always with some deadly and/or alien threat to contend with. Following the trend of other Doctor Who audiobooks, these ones are read by actors from the show: Nicholas Briggs and Camille Coduri.

Read by the ever-talented Tennant, The Feast of the Drowned kicks off strong with the sinking of a ship. When the ghost of a dead sailor begins to haunt companion Rose, begging for help, she and the Doctor must act quickly to find out how the ship sank, who was responsible, and what terrible fate is in store for the drowned men.

Eleventh Doctor Tales features more than a dozen original stories. Numerous performers come together to deliver this collection, with narrative talent including reprisals from Matt Smith and Arthur Darvill, who played Rory.

Seemingly disparate places and events converge in Silhouette, a mystery story featuring Twelve and his enigmatic companion, Clara Oswald. Dan Starkey, the voice of Doctor Who‘s lovable Sontaran Strax, narrates.

The Witchfinders is read by Sophie Aldred, who played Ace, a companion to the Seventh Doctor, in the late 1980s. This listen is a novelization of one of the TV episodes, which took Thirteen and friends all the way back to a witch hunt in 17th-century Scotland. What starts as an ordinary demonstration of human intolerance swiftly involves zombies, aliens, and other dangers that only a Time Lord can tackle.

The Doctor has returned, and they are once again dragging companion Donna into trouble. This time, the pair is stuck on an abandoned spaceship that is not quite as abandoned as they might like. Bonnie Langford, who played companion Mel Bush to previous Doctors, skillfully narrates.

The Church on Ruby Road is the official novelization of Fifteen's first full-length episode appearance. It is told from Ruby's perspective as she struggles to pursue her goals and live a meaningful life—and to know what any of that even means for her. Angela Wynter, who portrays Ruby's grandmother on the show, reads it with warmth and heart.