Evolution (Doctor Who novel)

Evolution
Cover Art
Author	John Peel
Series	Doctor Who book: Virgin Missing Adventures
Release number	2
Subject	Featuring: Fourth Doctor Sarah
Set in	Period between The Brain of Morbius and The Seeds of Doom^[1]^[2]
Publisher	Virgin Books
Publication date	September 1994
Pages	261
ISBN	0-426-20422-0
Preceded by	Goth Opera
Followed by	Venusian Lullaby

Evolution is an original novel written by John Peel (writer) and based on the long-running British science fiction television series Doctor Who. features the Fourth Doctor and Sarah.

Plot

Sarah Jane wants to meet Rudyard Kipling, and so the Doctor materializes in Victorian England. However, there is trouble: Children have vanished, lights have been seen beneath the bay, with fishermen found mutilated, and graves have been robbed.

The Doctor and a whaler's doctor, Arthur Conan Doyle, join to expose a plot to mess with human evolution, while Sarah Jane and Kipling face horrors of their own.

External links

Evolution at the Doctor Who Reference Guide
Evolution at The TARDIS Library

Reviews

Evolution reviews at Outpost Gallifrey (Archived)
Evolution reviews at The Doctor Who Ratings Guide

References

↑ The Doctor's Timeline at The Whoniverse
↑ Direct placement confirmed by cover blurb.

Virgin Missing Adventures

First Doctor	Venusian Lullaby The Sorcerer's Apprentice The Empire of Glass The Man in the Velvet Mask The Plotters

Second Doctor	The Menagerie Invasion of the Cat-People Twilight of the Gods The Dark Path

Third Doctor	The Ghosts of N-Space Dancing the Code The Eye of the Giant The Scales of Injustice Speed of Flight

Fourth Doctor	Evolution The Romance of Crime System Shock Managra The English Way of Death The Shadow of Weng-Chiang A Device of Death The Well-Mannered War

Fifth Doctor	Goth Opera The Crystal Bucephalus Lords of the Storm The Sands of Time Cold Fusion

Sixth Doctor	State of Change Time of Your Life Millennial Rites Killing Ground Burning Heart

Seventh Doctor	Cold Fusion

None	Downtime

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