Doctor Who: The Menagerie

Doctor Who: The Menagerie

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Science & Technology
Format Paperback
Pages 264
Language English
Published Jan 1, 1995
Publisher Virgin Pub
ISBN-10 0426204492
ISBN-13 9780426204497
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In a city steeped in mystery and dark allure, whispers abound of an underground menagerie that holds the secrets of those who dared to push the boundaries of science. Within its shadowy depths, once-great minds have been claimed by their ambitions, forever intertwined with their failures. As the Doctor arrives, the air crackles with tension, and the corridors echo with tales of betrayal, obsession, and the price of knowledge.

Drawn into the enigma, the Doctor must navigate a labyrinth of intrigue, where every corner presents a new challenge and every ally may have hidden motives. Faces from the past resurface, bringing with them unresolved struggles that threaten to disrupt the fragile balance of this city. As the Doctor investigates, the boundaries between friend and foe begin to blur, leading to a confrontation that could determine the fate of not just the menagerie, but the very fabric of reality itself.

Exploration and discovery run parallel to fear and ambition in this gripping narrative. The stakes are raised as the Doctor uncovers the menagerie’s true nature, revealing that those who sought to innovate can also unleash chaos. As time ticks away, the Doctor must confront the consequences of ambition and the true meaning of freedom, battling not just for the city, but for the souls that linger within the shadows of the menagerie.

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