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...I stupidly clicked away from it and didn't save the summary, but the Third Doctor was Jo Grant's secret love child. Yes, that way round. His father was Harry Sullivan.
...Sara Kingdom sweeps Mike Yates off his feet, which I imagine she could do, yes:
37)An Independant Woman by Betty Neels
Mike Yates has always stood on his own two feet, but lately Sara Kingdom is always on hand with a perfect solution to every problem. And now, when he loses his home, she sweeps him off his feet with an irresistable proposal - marriage!
So now you know what he did after UNIT.
...Underappreciated companions find happiness together:
387) Zombie Moon by Lori Devoti
Werewolves await the moon…
Dodo Chaplet needs to find the legendary Ryan Sinclair – zombie killer. In mist-shrouded alleys, hunted by zombies, haunted by fear, she must convince Ryan to help her, but she hasn’t counted on falling in love.
Except Ryan has a secret – one he can’t hide when the moon is full and, with Dodo in his arms, he revels in passion… he can’t forget his deception. Could she still love the man who fights by her side if she finds out that zombies aren’t the only monsters? Dodo has a choice to make – but she only has until the next full moon…
There's an unexpectedly high zombie quotient in several of these.
...Peri has her usual sort of problems:
478) Just Friends? by Allison Leigh
She was the most infuriating woman.
But on television it was a different story. There, Peri Brown came off as beautiful. Confident. Single. A state the reality show played up a little more than producer the Tenth Doctor planned. All too soon men with the same thought in mind – marriage! – started invading their small town in droves. So now it was payback time. Peri's ultimatum to Ten – masquerade as her fiancé or she was walking (and his career in television was toast).
The choice seemed easy at the time. But this Peri didn't act like the childhood friend Ten remembered. Who knew she could kiss like that? Or that her slightest touch could set his skin on fire? Just friends? Stay tuned....
Honestly? This could work. At least one of Peri's several endings has her as a TV presenter, and, well, things do rather happen to Ten.
...I don't even know how to lead into this:
583) Sins of the Soul by Eve Silver
Roj Blake’s world shattered when he learned that his mother Donna Noble was the Underworld goddess of chaos and evil.
All that saved him from self-destruction were his newfound brothers and the bond they shared as soul reapers. So when one of his brothers is murdered, vengeance becomes Roj’s obsession. And the enigmatic Servalan, a witness – or is she the killer? – has the answers he seeks.
A reluctant Underworld enforcer, Servalan trusts no one, especially not a seductive soul reaper who makes her burn with lust. Torn between duty and desire, she fights to keep her secrets safe from Roj, even as she longs to surrender…
No, she's the killer, you were right the first time.
...Sara Kingdom sweeps Mike Yates off his feet, which I imagine she could do, yes:
37)An Independant Woman by Betty Neels
Mike Yates has always stood on his own two feet, but lately Sara Kingdom is always on hand with a perfect solution to every problem. And now, when he loses his home, she sweeps him off his feet with an irresistable proposal - marriage!
So now you know what he did after UNIT.
...Underappreciated companions find happiness together:
387) Zombie Moon by Lori Devoti
Werewolves await the moon…
Dodo Chaplet needs to find the legendary Ryan Sinclair – zombie killer. In mist-shrouded alleys, hunted by zombies, haunted by fear, she must convince Ryan to help her, but she hasn’t counted on falling in love.
Except Ryan has a secret – one he can’t hide when the moon is full and, with Dodo in his arms, he revels in passion… he can’t forget his deception. Could she still love the man who fights by her side if she finds out that zombies aren’t the only monsters? Dodo has a choice to make – but she only has until the next full moon…
There's an unexpectedly high zombie quotient in several of these.
...Peri has her usual sort of problems:
478) Just Friends? by Allison Leigh
She was the most infuriating woman.
But on television it was a different story. There, Peri Brown came off as beautiful. Confident. Single. A state the reality show played up a little more than producer the Tenth Doctor planned. All too soon men with the same thought in mind – marriage! – started invading their small town in droves. So now it was payback time. Peri's ultimatum to Ten – masquerade as her fiancé or she was walking (and his career in television was toast).
The choice seemed easy at the time. But this Peri didn't act like the childhood friend Ten remembered. Who knew she could kiss like that? Or that her slightest touch could set his skin on fire? Just friends? Stay tuned....
Honestly? This could work. At least one of Peri's several endings has her as a TV presenter, and, well, things do rather happen to Ten.
...I don't even know how to lead into this:
583) Sins of the Soul by Eve Silver
Roj Blake’s world shattered when he learned that his mother Donna Noble was the Underworld goddess of chaos and evil.
All that saved him from self-destruction were his newfound brothers and the bond they shared as soul reapers. So when one of his brothers is murdered, vengeance becomes Roj’s obsession. And the enigmatic Servalan, a witness – or is she the killer? – has the answers he seeks.
A reluctant Underworld enforcer, Servalan trusts no one, especially not a seductive soul reaper who makes her burn with lust. Torn between duty and desire, she fights to keep her secrets safe from Roj, even as she longs to surrender…
No, she's the killer, you were right the first time.
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