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Faction Paradox: The Book of the War Lawrence Miles
Publisher: Mad Norwegian Press

In book that is chock a block full of scenes full of the Doctor being forced to face up to his responsibilities, his reaction to the fate of the real Fitz is haunting. The very beginning was Abaddon and Theria. He allows Ressadraind to die rather than changing the past. Are we supposed to now watch Doctor Who on the assumption that every coincidental piece of luck and continuity error might not just be due to the Time War, the Faction Paradox or the cracks in time, but on a more human level, one of Clara's aspects keeping an eye on the Time Lord? I knew that their world was in war and that's why Their and her cousin left. Dec 29, 2013 - Lawrence Miles: Andrew Hickey talks to Lawrence Miles about his work, including Doctor Who novels Christmas on a Rational Planet and Alien Bodies, plus his Faction Paradox series. Aside from the human protagonists, the force behind the story is Faction Paradox, a chaotic-neutral sect of voodoo time travellers who delight in spreading misrule and disorder, but are now in danger of being wiped out. Oct 18, 2010 - I enjoyed the book but I have to admit at some points I was really confused as to what was going on. Mar 11, 2008 - Being sent review copies is a wonderful thing; not only do I get free books (hurrah!) but I also get Newton's Sleep is one of those Jackpot! Is Gallifrey finally about to face War is terrifying. The climax sees the Doctor at his improvising best, pretending to have succumbed to the Faction virus and grappling with Grandfather Paradox. Feb 7, 2013 - It really did not in a way: Athens no more lost the war than Hitler did the Second World War between September 1939 and May 1941. Aug 16, 2013 - The Eighth Doctor Adventures show the Doctor being involved in one of the most complex and fascinating story arcs in the Whoniverse: the Faction Paradox menace. Jan 10, 2010 - Plot: Has the Doctor finally succumbed to Faction Paradox? Moments, combining wonderfully-written historical fiction with a dash of time-travel and interdimensional war. May 19, 2013 - As I noticed in 2008 when coincidentally reviewing The Forest of Dead (of which this is a semi-sequel), Moffat was an avid reader of the books including the Lawrence Miles material.