This is an objectively good book. It's one of the only pieces of Doctor Who media I'd happily recommend to pretty much anyone, without feeling the need for caveats. It's got fantastic characters, an interesting plot with great twists, political statements that are still relevant today, and kittens!

Unfortunately, I can't really think of anything to say about it. I don't know if it's just that I read it too fast without digesting it properly, or if it's that sometimes, really well-made stories just don't have as much impact as ones that fumble a bit more. I should be the target audiences for this, and yet...I'm not sure I'll still be thinking about this book in a year's time. Or maybe I just need to sleep on it, and tomorrow morning I'll be gushing about how amazing this book is. Who knows! Either way, it's great and I recommend it.