A naval cruiser sinks and the dead starts to haunt their loved ones and when one of Rose's friends appears as a watery ghost, the doctor must, as always, come to everyone's rescue. This is unfortunately not one of my favorites in the series. The villains are chilling in all the right ways and I could very much picture them being part of the show, but the secondary characters are a little cardboard-y. The main issue, however, is that the story arc is all over the place - I think Russell T. Davies (a genius when it comes to pacing) would have caught this, so I'm thinking that it's due to whoever abridged the audio-version. Tennant is a fantastic reader and renders each character perfectly, but I would still recommend going for a paper copy for this particular Doctor Who-book. ( )