Dianna Hope, the small tow girl that everyone in the small town of Broadchurch can't get enough of. She's kind, beautiful, and one of the most skilled DS' in town, aside from her best friend Ellie. When Ellie goes on vacation, and her job as DI is given to a rude out-of-towner, Dianna will have to try her best to be a voice of reason. Especially after eleven-year-old Danny Latimer is found dead on the beach on fateful morning...

It has been two years since the real doctor left his clone with rose in the other dimension. After already two years with this human doctor rose was still having a hard time adjusting to a somewhat normal life. The doctor was having a hard time adjusting himself to being a human without the TARDIS and not being able to travel the universe but rose was trying hard to accept this doctor and learn to love him just as much and more than her real doctor. On just any other normal night Rose and human Doctor are meeting with Torchwood like they do every month when a distress signal appears from a small ship. The real doctor is in trouble.

Mattie Roh meets the Doctor in the most oddest way. And through the travels and adventures they have the Doctor becomes very fond of Mattie, although Mattie doesn't feel the same way. And in hopes the Doctor's wishes for something more out of Mattie's heart. But as their adventures happens, so does disaster.

Charlie or Claudia as she hates to be called. Lives in an orphanage with her brother Milton. Charlie was dumped when she was reaching the age of two. Milton and Charlie couldn't be more different, Milton being the down to Earth smart guy and Charlie being the imaginative, running wild girl. Charlie has always been bullied for this but doesn't know why she is so different to the rest of them and feels that the only one who understands her is her imaginary friend; he does not have a name but has his own personality. Charlie is soon to discover that her imaginary friend is in face modelled upon someone she claims to have never seen before but the stranger seems to know more about her than she does of herself.