In the 42nd century, a search for a kidnapped baby takes a man known as the Doctor to Regulus IV where he's kidnapped and brutally tortured. His salvation lies in the hands of a gentle telepathic child. Forced by her captor to tend to his wounds, she soon starts fighting in secret to keep him alive and save them both. But when a desperate attempt to escape goes wrong, he lands far from her help on 21st century Earth. Surrounded by strangers, his mind broken and body ravaged, how will he survive? Will his friends be able to find him in time? Will he find justice or seek revenge against those who brutalised him? Follow the Doctor through his own personal hell. This Doctor Who story is not the usual fan fiction. It is an adult story with mature themes including the difficulty of recovering from a violent crime and is meant for non-fans of the series as well. Chapters 1-15 have been re-edited.

Bex Harmin's muse hounds her. Most writers wouldn't mind that but most writers' muses aren't as visible and vocal as Bex's muse, Adder. Adder's the aetherial embodiment of everything she's ever wanted in a man with one glaring exception. He isn't real. Not how it counts. Not that romance figures into her life at all. At her first big convention as an author, Bex has a table full of books and cool merchandise to sell. She's determined to make a name for herself until she discovers the dealers' room is overbooked and she's been crammed into the walk of fame with all the actors and famous writers where no one is interested in meeting an author they've never heard of. Except for Daniel Quick, the most famous voice actor around. Daniel takes an interest in Bex and her books and he quickens her pulse as well. It's the first time in a long time a human man's set her imagination aflame and not the aetherial being who can't leave her alone. Adder doesn't consider the competition friendly and he's out to prove there's only room for one muse in Bex's life.

Daniel Ulysses Barrow, created in space, part Time Lord, part human, is abandoned to a parallel Earth with three things: a small bit of coral destined to become a sentient time machine, Rose Tyler and the clothes on his back. When he is rejected by Rose, he is forced to build a life on his own. And he does. Two years on he has everything the Doctor lost: a home in the Scottish Highlands that reminds him of Gallifrey, a wife who loves him and a family. But in one horrible moment, his life is marred by an unimaginable tragedy, and like the Doctor, he is forced to go on. Unlike the Doctor, he has three motherless children and must go without his TARDIS. He can’t see it yet, but there is a light at the end of this tunnel. He is destined to fulfil a prophecy and he won't do it alone.

Book two of trilogy: The Life and Times of Daniel Ulysses Barrow (the meta-crisis Doctor) Daniel Ulysses Barrow is a man with a mysterious past. Created in space, bonded to a woman who does not want him, he is abandoned by the man responsible for his creation. He is stranded on a planet, not his own, through circumstances beyond anyone's imagination, and condemned to travel the slow path amongst humans, instead of the stars. Slowly he finds a love of his own, builds a life, and a home, but who will be there to hold his hand when the slow path takes a twist no one could foresee?

Book One of the trilogy: The Life and Times of Daniel Ulysses Barrow A man created in the stars during a war is abandoned to a world with nothing but a body that he doesn't understand. Not even his memories, including his love for a woman, are his own. They belong to a man who shares his face. When that woman rejects him, he goes on a journey to discover his identity. Will he ever find a love of his own, a life of his own? Read Daniel's Story and follow a life filled with twists and turns until he meets his destiny. Doctor Who and its characters belong to BBC, I am just borrowing them. However my interpretation of the Meta-crisis Doctor, his name, the plot and original characters are mine and there for they are restricted. Please do not borrow them. This story is published in its original form on other venues under the pen name ceeare. That is mine as well.