Nenya's Reviews > Doctor Who: Interference - Book One

The introduction of Compassion, plus Sarah Jane Smith working with Sam Jones in the present day, some nailbiting trauma for Eight, and an old adventure with Three and Sarah Jane. That last one didn't really hold up for me--I kind of got what they were doing with I.M. Foreman, but in a novel starring my two favourite Doctors I was disappointed not to have more interaction between Three and Eight. Still, Eight's hyper-math in jail--drawn in his own blood, yikes!--and his ability to send messages across spacetime was great.

Love, love, loved Sarah Jane in this--bold clever investigative journalist, loyal friend, and exactly the person for Sam to end up with when she leaves the TARDIS. As much as I hate to see Sam go, if she's going to end up in Sarah Jane's care, I feel like she's in good hands. And I can imagine all kinds of adventures for them as Sam settles back into life on Earth.

The Father Kreiner plot really disturbed me, but the "remembrance" of people in the Remote was really fascinating (if also worrying). If anyone can put Fitz back together, it's the TARDIS, but at the same time, this was an adventure that will definitely leave its mark.