Doctor Who: Ruby Red (Audio book) - 15th Doctor Novel

About the author

Georgia Cook is an illustrator and writer from London. She has written for several sets in the Big Finish Doctor Who Audio range, including The Eleventh Doctor Chronicles, Gallifrey: War Room, and the Interludes. She has also contributed short stories to publications such as Baffling Magazine and Flame Tree Press, and is a frequent contributor to various horror anthology podcasts as a writer and voice over artist.

Summary

Millie Gibson reads this brand new novel adventure for the Fifteenth Doctor and Ruby Sunday, as played on TV by Ncuti Gatwa and Millie Gibson.

April, 1242: the Doctor and Ruby answer a distress call sent from medieval Russia. The signal’s sender? Ranavere, an alien girl forced to take part in a barbaric conflict between the armies of Estonia and Novgorod on the frozen surface of Lake Peipus.

Ranavere wants to escape, but her distress call has summoned her warmongering sisters, intent on preserving family tradition whatever the cost. And as human battle begins, the Doctor and Ruby must face a more devastating threat – a monstrous entity with plans of conquest, growing stronger beneath the icy lake…

? 2024 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd © 2024 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd

Reading produced by Audio Always. Sound design by Oliver Denman. Executive producer for BBC Audiobooks: Michael Stevens.

Product details

• Authors: Georgia Cook
• Assisted by: Millie Gibson (Reader / Narrator)
• Publisher: Random House Uk
• Languages: English
• Product format: CD-Audio (Playing time: 4h 30min)
• Released: 01.08.2024
• EAN: 9781529942262
• ISBN: 978-1-5299-4226-2
• Dimensions: 125 mm x 144 mm x 25 mm
• Weight: 200 g
• Subjects: FICTION / Science Fiction / Time Travel, FICTION / Science Fiction / Space Opera, FICTION / Science Fiction / Alien Contact, FICTION / Science Fiction / Space Exploration, Science fiction: Space opera, Science fiction: space exploration, Science fiction: aliens / UFOs, Fiction: inspired by or adapted from other media