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Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Doctor Who, this 2 CD release looks back through the radio archives and highlights the wide variety of Doctor Who features and interviews which have been broadcast over the years. Dozens of extracts - many of which have been unheard since their first broadcast - illustrate how the programme has been a...

Doctor Who - Paradise Towers written by Stephen Wyatt performed by Bonnie Langford on CD (Unabridged)

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ISBN: 9781445886145
Genre - Main: Fiction
Genre - Specific: Sci-Fi
Duration: 290 mins
Length: Unabridged
Author: Stephen Wyatt
Performer 1: Bonnie Langford

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Much in need of a holiday, Mel and the Doctor head for Paradise Towers: a luxury man-made planet with sparkling fountains, sunny streets, exotic flowers and a shimmering blue swimming pool. But when the TARDIS materialises in a dark, rubbish-filled, rat-infested alley it seems that this....

particular Paradise has turned into Hell! Pursued by rogue cleaning machines, authoritarian caretakers and old ladies with strange eating habits, the Doctor and Mel track down the source of the chaos to one mysterious character - the designer of Paradise Towers, the Great Architect himself...

Bonnie Langford, who played Mel in the original TV series, reads Stephen Wyatt's complete and unabridged novelisation, first published by Target Books in 1988.

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