Doctor Who: Short Trips Volume 12

An audiobook anthology of six new Doctor Who short stories. Salvage by Max Curtis (An Eighth Doctor and Bliss Adventure read by Adele Anderson) There's a place where all lost things go. Salvage, a sanctuary where the abandoned and misplaced can be found. In the Time War, more has been lost than ever before. Planets, people, and even whole timelines have been consumed by the fighting. Everyone needs Salvage, but even this haven isn't immune from the effects of the Time War. AWOL by Angus Dunican (A Third Doctor and Brigadier mini-drama read by Jon Culshaw) In the short time the Doctor's worked for UNIT, he's become an invaluable part of the team. Yet, he's gone missing. For the Brigadier, the tricky part isn't going to be tracking him down. The tricky part is going to be convincing the Doctor to come back. The Three Flames by Fio Trethewey (A Twelfth Doctor Adventure read by Dan Starkey) Fleeing from a dying world, a family of Tenaborgs crash land on a strange planet. Their only hope of survival? A stranger called the Doctor. Identity Check by Eugenie Pusenjak (A Ninth Doctor and Rose Adventure read by Jacob Dudman) The Colossus River Diversion is one of the greatest engineering projects in the universe, created by different species all coming together to create something spectacular. However, when the Doctor and Rose arrive, old tensions boil to the surface and threaten to derail everything. Table for Two, Dinner for One by Jennah Dean (A Tenth Doctor Adventure read by Ayesha Antoine) Good evening, Madames and Monsieurs. Welcome to the Ristorante del Cosmo, the finest restaurant in all of London. It's so good, in fact, we think you'll never want to leave... The Galois Group by Felicia Barker (An Eleventh Doctor and Valarie Adventure read by Safiyya Ingar) There are rules to travelling in time, rules that Valarie Lockwood thought she understood. But, when she has an opportunity to break those rules, she seizes the chance. Valarie's going to have to learn the hard way that the laws of time are there for a reason.