Doctor Who: Dark Eyes
by Nicholas Briggs (Big Finish, 2012)
A nicely focussed runabout (if such can exist), the epic threads of which are held together by the strong dynamic between Paul McGann’s Eighth Doctor and new companion Molly O’Sullivan. On a down note, the Doctor has little say in the outcome.
Doctor Who, Doom Coalition 2: Beachhead
by Nicholas Briggs (Big Finish, 2016)
A simple enough little story but well-handled, the audio drama remaining coherent even while cutting amongst four female characters (plus Paul McGann’s Doctor). As a continuity note, the Voord do seem rather more sprightly than they were in The Keys of Marinus!
Doctor Who: Paradox Lost
by George Mann (BBC, 2011); audiobook read by Nicholas Briggs
In an otherwise fairly nondescript Eleventh Doctor adventure, Mann introduces two minor characters with potential for future appearances: Professor Angelchrist, an early twentieth century gentleman adventurer; and Arven, a soft-spoken AI from future London. Of less interest is the dismissively-dealt-with titular paradox.