The Final Sanction (novel)

 was the twenty-fourth BBC Past Doctor Adventures novel. It featured the Second Doctor, Zoe Heriot and Jamie McCrimmon. This was the first novel of the BBC series to feature this line-up of Doctor and companions, and the first full-length novel to do so since 1995's The Menagerie. It saw the return of the Selachians who first appeared in 1997's The Murder Game.

Publisher's summary
''The year is 2204. The final confrontation between humankind and the monstrous Selachians is about to reach its tragic conclusion.''

Once again the Doctor has become entangled in human history. Caught up in a brutal and bloody conflict, he knows he must do nothing to influence the outcome. But, when the TARDIS disappears and Zoe falls into Selachian hands, he is forced to intervene...

In the struggle that ensues, Jamie fights alongside the human forces and discovers for himself the true horror of war. Zoe plans her escape from an alien prison camp, only to find herself, quite literally, out of her depth. Meanwhile, the Doctor comes face to face with a man who will become one of the most vilified figures in history.

As the death toll mounts and events come to a head, the Doctor must make a painful choice: which is more important, the sanctity of the time stream or the lives of his companions?

Plot
to be added

Characters

 * Second Doctor
 * Jamie McCrimmon
 * Zoe Heriot
 * John Paterson
 * Kent Michaels
 * Laura Mulholland
 * Wayne Redfern
 * Supreme Leader
 * Kukhadil
 * Leanne Davidson
 * Adam Dresden
 * She Who Tends to the Injured and Swims with the Lonely
 * Marsh
 * Morgan
 * York
 * Wilson
 * Luqman
 * Klavar
 * Ice Warrior

Continuity

 * Zeo recalls her time on the Wheel. (TV: The Wheel in Space)
 * Jamie thinks back to his journey to Atlantis. (TV: The Underwater Menace)
 * The Doctor is known to the Selachians. (PROSE: The Murder Game, AUDIO: The Selachian Gambit)
 * The TSF use make use of T-Mat. (TV: The Seeds of Death)
 * Earth is still recovering from the Dalek invasion. John Paterson's father died in a Dalek mine. (TV: The Dalek Invasion of Earth)
 * Aware of his further interference with the timeline, the Doctor considers what his people may do if they catch up to him. (TV: The War Games)
 * The Doctor considers the moral quandary about whether it is right or wrong to kill a baby that would grow up to become a dictator who would kill millions of people. (TV: Genesis of the Daleks)