The Heart of Mars was the third and final novel in The Lora Trilogy, which continued the use of licensed characters from Magrs' prose Doctor Who works, including Toaster, a sunbed servo-furnishing originating in the NSA Sick Building, and Celestial Omnibuses, which stemmed from the alternately named version of Iris Wildthyme's TARDIS from the Iris Wildthyme series. Goomba, a character originating from the Eighth Doctor short story The Wickerwork Man, appears in this instalment as a Great Old One slumbering on Mars.
Publisher's summary[]
Lora faces a dramatic final showdown with the Ancient Heart of Mars in her quest to reunite her family. Caught in the middle of conflicts between the humans, Martian ghosts and hybrids, will Lora decide to stay on Mars or leave forever? And what part has their ancient robot, Toaster, still to play in the fate of the red planet?
Plot[]
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Characters[]
- Lora Robinson
- Peter
- Karl
- Goomba
- Grandma
- Toaster
- Thomas Robinson
- Watt
- Ma Taproot
- Ma
- Arnold
- Hannah Robinson
- Ruby
- Al Robinson
- Da
- Swiftnick
- Barbra
- Molly I and George I
- Sook
- SKP
- Molly III and George III
Worldbuilding[]
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Notes[]
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Continuity[]
- The story picks up almost immediately after PROSE: The Martian Girl.
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