Where the previous story was a direct sequel to #TheBloodlessSoldier, this one is a sequel to the #CompanionChronicle #TheMahoganyMurderers. We finally discover what Doctor Tulp’s master plan is and the repercussions it could potentially have for everyone.

Like the #CompanionChronicle that this evolved from, the story is elevated by the wonderful voice-cast, which includes the delightful #LisaBowerman. It kept me hooked until the end and I’m looking forward to listening to more from this range.

Overall rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Up next:

Before starting the #JagoandLitefoot series, I’m going to listen to the #CompanionChronicle they appear in, which acts as a backdoor pilot - #TheMahoganyMurderers

Unlike the previous #CompanionChronicle that I listened to, this one didn’t quite engage me enough. It’s an enjoyable enough tale to keep someone distracted for an hour, but hardly something I’d listen to again.

Overall rating: ⭐⭐⭐

Up next:

I listen to another #CompanionChronicle, set after #DoctorWho’s #CityofSpires but before #TheWreckoftheTitan - #NightsBlackAgents

And so begins another #DoctorWho monthly adventure, and another trilogy (or quadrilogy if you include the #CompanionChronicle) – this time with #FrazerHines returning as #JamieMcCrimmon, and playing opposite #ColinBaker’s #SixthDoctor.

This was my first #DoctorWho #CompanionChronicle, but I highly doubt it will be my last. For those wondering, these seem to be in the range of not quite an audio drama, but more than just an audiobook.

Up next:

A first for me. Due to it being directly tied to #TheKeyToTime arc, I’m going to listen to a #CompanionChronicle - #ThePrisonersDilemma