Kursaal (novel)

Publisher's Summary
Kursaal is a pleasure world, a huge theme park for the Cronus System — or rather it will be if it isn't destroyed during construction.

Eco-terrorists want the project halted to preserve vital archaeological sites -- areas containing the last remains of the long-dead Jax, an ancient wolf-like race whose remains are being buried beneath the big-business tourist attractions.

Sam falls in with the environmentalists, and finds her loyalties divided. Meanwhile, the Doctor's own investigations lead him to believe the Jax are not extinct after all.

Cut off from the TARDIS, separated from his companion and pursued for murder, the Doctor discovers Kursaal hides a terrible secret — and that Sam is being affected by events more than anyone would guess...

Characters
The Doctor
 * He isn't fond of hospitals because of his 'birth trauma'. (This probably refers to his regeneration, which happened at a hospital, rather than his literal birth.
 * The Doctor has a box of everlasting matches.

Sam Jones
 * Sam failed year 7 biology.
 * When Sam is taken over by the Jax, her eyes glow green rather than her natural blue.
 * When Sam's mind is controlled, she desires the Doctor as her consort.
 * She kills Kadijk while controlled.
 * Sam still agonises over the Tractite she killed.

Security Chief Paul Kadijk

Races and Species

 * Geomyde are rat-headed humanoids with fluffy brown cheeks.
 * Caballans are long-faced and have horse-like nostrils.
 * Haxalians rotate their forehead antennae as a sign of agitation.
 * Fodorans have yellow hair and blue skin.
 * Brascan hermaphrodites look like orangutans in boiler suits.
 * Emorgans are humanoid.
 * Some other visitors to Kursaal are Alpha Centurians and Ogrons.

Continuity

 * A virus like werewolf appears in DW: Tooth and Claw.
 * DW: The Greatest Show in the Galaxy also features a werewolf affected by any moon (not nessicarily Earth based).
 * BFA: Loups-Garoux and PDA: Wolfsbane both feature Earth based werewolves.
 * The Doctor dislikes hospitals because of his 'death' in one in DW: Doctor Who: The TV Movie.