Doctor Who: Wooden Heart
by Martin Day (BBC, 2007)
While exploring a spaceship filled with corpses, the Tenth Doctor and Martha discover a mysterious village within a forest bigger than the ship itself. This story is remarkably televisual, though as a corollary perhaps presents more as a novelisation than standalone novel.
Doctor Who: The Jade Pyramid
by Martin Day (BBC Audio, 2010)
More a straightforward short story than novel, and with a production crackle marring Matt Smith’s suitably Doctor-esque flittering consciousness narration, this audiobook nevertheless stands out for its atypical Who setting (mediaeval Japan) and the uncommon, almost poetic refinement of Martin Day’s prose.