Tony Attwood (2) (1947–)

DNF’d around page 106. I didn’t care about what was going on, the writing put me to sleep, and the original character with the staff and flowers just irritated me.

Great story with Turlough proving he can take center stage if needed. Provides insight into both Trion and into the importance of Earth in the grand scheme of things.

One of three books in the "Companions of Doctor Who" series. This was a weird book, but enjoyable. The writing is clunky, but the plot is twisty enough that I stayed interested -- I genuinely didn't see where it was going until the very end. In fact, I'll probably reread it at some point to see if following the plot is any less like trying to trace a single noodle in a plate of spaghetti.

Read this a while back, so not much of a review until I read it again. Pretty sure I thought it wasn't a bad read even though on my copy, pages 61 - 76 are repeated. Losing pages 93 - 108. May give higher score upon reread.