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

Ambitious, perhaps a little overly so, kind of pretentious,misses the mark nearly as often as it hits it. Still, the book feels experimental and chaotic in a good way, despite its shortcomings, and the story so far is interesting, and unfolds in an enjoyably non-linear way, which is great for not only a book about time travel but specifically about screwing around with time travel. The style reflects the narrative in a fun way. Going to start on "Book II" immediately — need to find out what the hell is going on!