Doctor Who: Touched by an Angel Jonathan Morris
Publisher: B B C Worldwide Americas

Touched by An Angel is another brilliant addition to the Doctor Who book range. It's up to the Doctor, Amy and Rory to save the whole world. The main protagonist is Mark Whitaker, a man who's still haunted by the death of his wife in a tragic car accident in 2003. To put a relationship metaphor inside of a relationship metaphor: the Weeping Angels should have been a one-time fling, making Doctor Who's attempt to actually date them a big mistake. I haven't done a review in quite a while now, never mind a Doctor Who one (though I will do a complete review of Series 6 once the second part has finished). And then a wacky alternate time-stopped world evaporated. Continuing my 50th Anniversary countdown of aggregated poll results for Doctor Who Books, TV Serials & Audio Dramas, with number 31: 31. 5th Doctor The Sands of Time 6th Doctor Millenial Rites 7th Doctor Human Nature 8th Doctor The Dying Days 9th Doctor The Clockwise Man 10th Doctor Sting of the Zygons 11th Doctor Touched by an Angel. Relationships also end because of broken promises. And though River Song “re-wrote time” because she and the Doctor touched each other when they weren't supposed to. In Morris' Touched by an Angel, Rebecca Whitaker has died in a road accident – and her husband is given the chance to go back and save her.