
Doctor Who: Kerblam!
13th Doctor Novelisation
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Narrated by:
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Julie Hesmondhalgh
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By:
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Pete McTighe
About this listen
Julie Hesmondhalgh reads this new novelisation of the TV adventure featuring the Thirteenth Doctor and friends.
Kerblam! is the biggest online retailer in the galaxy - but how did it become so big? When the Doctor's Kerblam! package includes a mysterious request for help, she heads straight to the company's warehouse moon to investigate.
Going undercover as Kerblam! workers, the TARDIS fam find that several human employees have vanished in sinister circumstances. Could the automated workforce be to blame? Or has the whole operation been compromised by forces unknown? The Doctor soon learns that when it comes to wrapping things up, she has nothing on Kerblam!...
Julie Hesmondhalgh, who played Judy in the BBC TV episode, reads Pete McTighe's novelisation of his 2018 TV episode.
Reading produced by Audio Always.
Sound design by David Darlington.
Executive producer for BBC Audiobooks: Michael Stevens.
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