The Clockwise Man

[Ice Warrior]

So far this is the only 9th Doctor Book I have read (actually it is the first Doctor Who novel I have read)

I thought it was a decent story, but not great. It is early days yet, but I am not much of a fan of Justin Richards.

[ashleybroomhall]

It's is a good story but i have found that the other 9th Doctor books are a bit better in my opinion.
Ashley

[anewkindofdarkness]

I think it was a good start. This was my first doctor who novel too and if it hadt caught me as it did i might not of picked up the others. Haveing read all 6 I found the two Justin Richards are good start (The were 2 sets of 3 books) then not as good a book (Monsters Inside and Only Human werent too great0 and then a fantastic finish with Winner takes all (my favourite) and The Stealers of Dreams (Which surprised me cause it didnt sound all that appealing.

[Dominic Smith]

This was a superb novel, some great ideas and wonderful settings, would have been marvellous if it ever made it to the screen whilst Christopher Eccleston was at the helm of the TARDIS

[Eryx]

I loved this one. The best novel of the new series/s so far. While I enjoyed the other novels, this one had me hooked all the way through. Loved the plot, loved the twist to the story, everything was spot on for me.

10/10

[Mark Senior]

I agree 100%. This one had the best atmosphere and descriptions. Maybe the reason why I liked it was the closeness in tone to the television shows. The last quarter went on a bit too long with its everyhing's fine/now it's not sequence.

[Nytik]

9/10 I think. The ending brought it down a bit.

[rutan1]

wonderfully dark and creepy I think Justin Richards writes great novels methinks he should write a few Doctor Who stories on tv