Post by kg redhead on Jan 27, 2007 5:50:20 GMT -5
Twilight of the Gods
I read this in one sitting, it was just unputdownable Most of the book is a simple mission gone completley fubar (in the best traditions of the series) and it's up to Benny to sort things out to save life, the universe and everything. There's the final revelation that links the series back with the Doctor Who novels, most specifially Cold Fusion with just a sprinkling of Dead Romance and The Also People. The book and the series ends with Benny trying to put her life back together and move on and enjoy some well deserved peace and quiet before she's forced to save Jason Bloody Kane one more time. Chris gets his life retconned back into some sort of order, although he's been de-aged to about 13 years old and he's a moody sulky teenager, probably some sort of nod to the next generation of fans that will one day write their own stories and create their own myths and legends.
To quote James T. Kirk: "It's been fun."
I read this in one sitting, it was just unputdownable Most of the book is a simple mission gone completley fubar (in the best traditions of the series) and it's up to Benny to sort things out to save life, the universe and everything. There's the final revelation that links the series back with the Doctor Who novels, most specifially Cold Fusion with just a sprinkling of Dead Romance and The Also People. The book and the series ends with Benny trying to put her life back together and move on and enjoy some well deserved peace and quiet before she's forced to save Jason Bloody Kane one more time. Chris gets his life retconned back into some sort of order, although he's been de-aged to about 13 years old and he's a moody sulky teenager, probably some sort of nod to the next generation of fans that will one day write their own stories and create their own myths and legends.
To quote James T. Kirk: "It's been fun."