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    Doctor Who: Thin Ice: The Lost Stories
    Doctor Who: Thin Ice: The Lost Stories
    Doctor Who: Thin Ice: The Lost Stories
    Audiobook2 hours

    Doctor Who: Thin Ice: The Lost Stories

    Written by Marc Platt

    Narrated by Sylvester McCoy and Sophie Aldred

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    About this audiobook

    Moscow 1967.

    The Doctor and Ace have arrived behind the Iron Curtain, and the Soviet Union is seeking a new weapon that will give it mastery in the Cold War.

    What is the secret of the Martian relics? As the legendary War Lord Sezhyr returns to life, the Doctor is faced with some of his oldest and deadliest enemies.

    The fate of Earth - and the future of Ace - are now intertwined...

    ©2011 Big Finish Productions (P)2011 Big Finish Productions

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBig Finish Productions
    Release dateApr 1, 2011
    ISBN9781785758843
    Doctor Who: Thin Ice: The Lost Stories

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