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Softcover. Condizione: FAIR. First Edition. First Edition. 2001. BBC Books, London. Acceptable. Paperback. Binding solid & square. Yellow ink discoloration to several page corners & some margin edges, does not affect text. (please see photos). Cover clean & bright, light shelf wear, light creasing to spine, light corner & edge wear. No rips, tears, or stains. Text free of markings. 4x7. BBC Past Doctor Adventures - an original 7th Doctor & Ace novel by Gary Russell. Ships from the USA, quickly & w/care. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SYNOPSIS & HISTORY: The bodies of children are turning up all over the village. A strange disease has struck the area, and local people are convinced that witchcraft is responsible. The Doctor and Ace discover a terrifying evil at work beneath the quiet countryside one that has waited centuries to rise again. As the danger spreads, the Doctor must confront ancient powers hidden beneath the village before darkness consumes them all. An original novel set within the darker atmospheric style associated with the later Doctor Who expanded universe, Instruments of Darkness sends the 7th Doctor and Ace into a rural horror mystery combining occult themes, buried historical evil, and the manipulative strategic characterization that defines Sylvester McCoy's Doctor across the prose era. Gary Russell, a longtime Doctor Who writer and producer, brings a continuity-rich approach to one of the more atmospheric entries in the Past Doctor Adventures range. Published in 2001 as part of BBC Books' Past Doctor Adventures line, this first edition continued the expanded-universe storytelling tradition that kept Doctor Who alive in prose form between television productions. Seventh Doctor and Ace novels remain especially collectible among wilderness-era Doctor Who readers for their darker tone and the rich characterization developed during the franchise's most creatively ambitious prose period.…