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

The first two-part Doctor Who novel gets off to an ambitious start, telling a story in multiple formats and suggesting seismic changes of pace and continuity to come. The characters have a miserable time and there’s no reprieve until Part Two. It’s not much fun as a story, but the generally wry tone and the presence of Sarah Jane Smith help to buoy a plot heavily concerned with big questions and arms deals. The Third Doctor is in it less than the front cover suggests; his story is one of many things heavily reliant on the second book. You’re definitely gonna need both.

3.5