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Definitely "crawling"

What is the obsession of the Doctor Who novels with horrible mutant bugs as the alien monster? I'm pretty sure this is the fourth or fifth novel I bought that has them. I suppose they're relateable. Definitely creepy. I almost set it aside when sedan-sized mosquitoes flew in. But I stuck it out and was pleased that I did. Overall it's a really good story with strong character arcs, which is the important part for me. Neve McIntosh is a brilliant narrator as well, I'll be looking for more books narrated by her.

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Creepy

Lots of fun but creepy too. Great storytelling.
I enjoyed the narrators voice and her melodic tone.
Good to hear a story with the 12th Doctor.

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attempts at horror fall flat

the plotline is simple and the villian 2 dimensional. the other characters are well written and the narrator carries the story well. overall alright but not great.

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  • K.
  • 09-28-17

Ho Hum with nice touches.

Definitely improves as it goes on, as does the narration, but it's really nothing new.
It certainly moves at a fine pace, and, oddly, the secondary story featuring the Army men is frankly better than the main plot, but you'll come away with a 'been there, seen that' feeling.
3/5.

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  • J. Marsden
  • 12-23-16

fantastic love every second.

the story was very well written and the presentation was excellent. I recommend this story to any science fiction fan.

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  • Mike
  • 11-13-15

Creepy good read

This is a creepy good story. Well paced and at times chillingly compelling. It could easily be a third or early fourth doctor novel. It has the oppressive village under siege feeling of that era and there are great moments designed to draw a laugh of recognition from the classic fans.

On the downside the plot is uncannily close to the plot of Last of the Gaderine. Also an audio book. This is far better though.

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  • Susan Clark
  • 10-18-15

Excellent

Have been listening to talking books since 1990 and have never listened to an entire book in one day before. This must indicates how gripping this one is
If you're a Doctor Who fan, this will be right up your street. Enjoy!