Doctor Who: The Stone Rose: An Abridged Doctor Who Novel Read by David Tennant

from Jenson_AKA_DL

Like many others I really fell for the whole 10th Doctor/Rose relationship and have to say this is what drew me to this particular tie-in. It is much like watching an episode and the author did a very good job with the characterizations. The story line and plot were quite simple but fast moving a...

from JulesJones

Seventh of the tie-in novels to go with New Who, and the first featuring the Tenth Doctor. Mickey finds a Roman-era statue of Rose in the British Museum, so Ten and Rose go on a trip to make sure she's around to act as the model. But the first thing that happens when they arrive is getting mixed ...

from Homechicken

I must admit these Dr. Who books are a guilty indulgence of mine. Ever since I was a kid, I loved to see the show when it came on PBS. Unfortunately, everyone else in my family thought it was stupid, so I only got to sneak in a show when nobody was around. That was in the late 70s, early 80s. And...

from MickyFine

When Mickey Smith drags Rose, the Doctor, and Jackie to the British Museum, they're all astounded to find a Roman statue that looks exactly like Rose. With an obvious date with history, the Doctor and Rose head to ancient Rome and discover that the artist creating the statues isn't going about th...

from thereshegoes

Basically, a typical adventure with perhaps a bit too much cliche. When the Doctor and Rose goes to Ancient Rome, something happens to Rose and the Doctor is alone. Once Rose is back, the Doctor is missing and once they are both back, the world is in danger. You know the deal. There are a lot of ...