Punked Books: 9 books

This series of Doctor Who had the greatest ambition yet, as Steven Moffat created the most complex Doctor Who story arc ever. The apparent death of the Doctor in the very first episode set the groundwork for a series full of other shocks and revelations (such as River Song’s identity), which ended...

At over 75,000 words, this is the most comprehensive analysis of Doctor Who series 5 produced so far. Steven Moffat’s first series as showrunner for Doctor Who deserves such a thorough examination, as it is arguably the most intricate ever produced. Indeed, there were many innovations in 2010, with...

After three successful seasons at the helm of Doctor Who, Steven Moffat was faced with the need to establish a whole new direction for the show with the introduction of his second Doctor. When it was announced in August 2013 that Peter Capaldi would be taking over the role for the following year's...

At over 90,000 words, this is the most comprehensive fan guide yet published to the 2012-2013 season of Doctor Who. After the first part of the season provided an emotional ending to the Doctor's travels with his friends Amy and Rory, Steven Moffat presented an innovative and intriguing new mystery,...

In the summer of 1968 a wedding reunites Karl and Katherine Driesler’s entire family in Herefordshire, but there is a spectre at the feast in the form of Karl’s illegitimate son, Siegfried. His boyhood friend and neo-Nazi, Gustav Halstrup, forces him into a lethal game of bluff involving everyone...

In this book, layperson Kevin Mahoney argues that Christian churches should embrace same sex marriage. Although many conservative Christians (including St. Paul) reject homosexuality due to the laws of Moses, Kevin points out that very few (if any) of these three-thousand-year-old Mosaic laws are...

It is 1969, 'Make love not war' is now the world's battle cry as the Anglo-German hunt to capture handsome but emotionally vulnerable widower Karl Driesler begins. First into the fray is Ilse Zopf, his wartime fiancée; the English bloodhounds are the wild women of Herefordshire, Sarah Carter and...

The sequel to 'Love for a German Prisoner'. The horrors of war are receding for former prisoner of war, Karl Driesler, now happily married and living with Katherine on their Herefordshire farm. But a new war is about to begin. Ilse Brünninghaus has taught her son, Siegfried, to hate...

Who is truly free? Katherine Carter believes she is. With all her life spent on her father's Herefordshire farm, her future seems mapped out - until she meets Karl. Karl Driesler has little freedom. His future is bleak. Still a prisoner of war eighteen months after Germany's surrender,...