Rating: A rating of the book on a scale of 0 to 10.
Ranking: A comparative ranking of the books I have read.
Currently 14 Missing Adventures are ranked here.
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| Rating | Ranking | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Goth Opera (5th) | Paul Cornell | ||
| Evolution (4th) | John Peel | ||
| Venusian Lullaby (1st) | Paul Leonard | ||
| The Crystal Bucephalus (5th) | Craig Hinton | ||
| State of Change (6th) | Christopher Bulis | ||
| Romance of Crime (4th) | Gareth Roberts | ||
| The Ghosts of N-Space (3rd) | Barry Letts | ||
| Time of Your Life (6th) | Steven Lyons | ||
| Dancing the Code (3rd) | Paul Leonard | ||
| The Menagerie (2nd) | Martin Day | ||
| System Shock (4th) | Justin Richards | ||
| Sorcerer's Apprentice (1st) | Christopher Bulis | ||
| Invasion of the Cat-People (2nd) | Gary Russell | ||
| Mangra (4th) | Stephen Marley | ||
| Millennial Rites (6th) | Craig Hinton | ||
| The Empire of Glass (1st) | Andy Lane | ||
| Lords of the Storm (5th) | David A. McIntee | ||
| Downtime (2nd) | Marc Platt | ||
| The Man in the Velvet Mask (1st) | Daniel O'Mahoney | ||
| The English Way of Death (4th) | Gareth Roberts | ||
| The Eye of the Giant (3rd) | Christopher Bulis | ||
| Sands of Time (5th) | Justin Richards | ||
| Killing Ground (6th) | Steve Lyons | ||
| Scales of Injustice (3rd) | Gary Russell | ||
| The Shadow of Weng-Chiang (4th) | David A. McIntee | ||
| Twilight of the Gods (2nd) | Christopher Bulis | ||
| Speed of Flight (3rd) | Paul Leonard | ||
| The Plotters (1st) | Gareth Roberts | ||
| Cold Fusion (5th and 7th) | Lance Parkin | ||
| Burning Heart (6th) | Dave Stone | ||
| A Device of Death (4th) | Christopher Bulis | ||
| The Dark Path (2nd) | David A. McIntee | ||
| The Well-Mannered War (4th) | Gareth Roberts |
And so ends the "Missing Adventures" series. These books were produced by Virgin under a license from the BBC. The BBC elected not to renew the license, choosing instead to start publishing it's own line of new Doctor Who fiction beginning in June, 1997. Thank-you, Virgin, for keeping Doctor Who alive in print, and for producing such a wonderful series of books.
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