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Unnatural History
 

No. 23 of 73 in the BBC Eighth Doctor novels series
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By:Jonathan Blum & Kate Orman
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Editions:  UK (original paperback) | UK (reprint paperback)

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Edition: UK (original paperback)
Released:  June 1999
Publisher:  BBC Books
ISBN:0-563-55576-9
Format: paperback
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‘They called it the Millennium Effect,’ said the Doctor. ‘But the millennium was only the beginning.’

San Francisco has changed since the start of 2000. The laws of physics keep having acid flashbacks. There are sightings of creatures from outside our dimensions, stranded aliens and surrealist street performers. The city has become a mecca for those who revel in impossible creatures — and those who want to see them pinned down and put away.

Sam’s past is catching up with her — a past she didn’t know she had. The Doctor is in danger of becoming the piece de resistance in a twisted collection of creatures. And beneath the waters of the Bay, something huge is waiting.

With time running out, the Doctor must choose which to sacrifice — a city of wonders, or the life of an old and dear friend.

This is another in the series of original adventures for the Eighth Doctor.

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Edition: UK (reprint paperback)
Released:  August 2011
Publisher:  BBC Books
ISBN:978-1-84990-181-9
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Note:  This is a print-on-demand reprint — although the book is orderable in exactly the same way as a “regular” book via Amazon or other booksellers. 3 of Kate Orman/Jonathan Blum’s other BBC novels are also receiving the same treatment: Seeing I, The Year of Intelligent Tigers and Blue Box — as well as Lance Parkin’s 4 BBC novels: The Infinity Doctors, Father Time, Trading Futures and The Gallifrey Chronicles.

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