Trio of Evil (The Dugan Chronicles Book 2)

The Governor intends on waiting it out. Summers asks what he plans on doing with Jo. Mailer shouts through the door that they are to be freed or Jo will be killed. The Governor agrees to talk. Barnham arrives in a daze. Jo uses the distraction to disarm Mailer. The guards storm the prison. A fight breaks out.

Jo ends up holding Mailer up at gun point and handing him over to the Governor. Later the Master arrives at the prison. The Master asks to see Mailer. He is taken to him. Mailer tries to hit the Master but he overpowers him. The Master whispers that he is here to help him. He gives Mailer weapons and says he is going to help him escape. The plan is to overpower the guards and, as soon as possible, make everything look like it is running normally.

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The Master and Mailer use smoke grenades and guns to escape and take over the prison. The Master orders the prisoners to stay in their cells until the fumes have cleared. He puts a blocking device on the phone. The Doctor arrives at the prison. The Master, who is now in charge, allows him in. As soon as he is through the gates, Mailer jumps out with a gun. The Doctor is distinctly unphased and allows himself to be led to the Master. The Doctor says that if the Master has hurt Jo he will not fail in taking revenge. The Master pulls a gun and says he needs the Doctor's help.

The Doctor warns that that machine will kill the Master. The Master does acknowledge it has taken on a mind of its own but that is what he wants the Doctor to remedy whilst he is elsewhere. When the Doctor questions as to what the Master considers more important, the Master says that he intends on stealing the missile that UNIT are moving. Yates contacts the Brigadier to say they intend on driving through the night to get back on schedule. The Master tells the Doctor that he intends in launching the missile, wiping out the Peace Conference and plunging the world into war.

The Doctor turns the desk over and runs. The guards try and get him but he eludes them. The Doctor sneaks back into the prison and hears their calls. He runs into the processing room where he is met by the Master and Mailer. Mailer handcuffs him into the processing chair before he is asked to wait outside. The Master says he has repaired the machine and wants to see how long the Doctor can hold out against it. He takes the amplifier out of the Doctor's pocket and switches it round so that the machine can project into his brain.

He turns the machine on and leaves. The Doctor struggles to be free as the machine grinds into gear. He sees a Dalek looming towards him. The prisoners moan, clutching their ears and hear the moaning sound. The Master is also affected and goes to the Processing Room. He struggles to the machine and switches it off. He checks on the Doctor. Only one of his hearts are beating. He tries to kick start his other heart. A prisoner comes to get Summers. He objects but is forced. Jo is told that she is being saved for the machine.

The Master tells him that he was within an inch of dying. The Doctor is dispirited and says that no one can control the machine as he knows its secret; he encloses a creature that feeds on the evil of the mind. The Master considers this nonsense. He tells Mailer to put him in the cell with Jo, telling the Doctor that if he doesn't comply Jo will be next. Mailer helps the Doctor to the cell. He tries to fight with him but is too weak. He is thrown in the cell where he falls to the ground.

Jo rushes to get water. The Master presents himself to her. He implores her to talk some sense into the Doctor before leaving and ordering the cell to be constantly guarded. He tells Mailer to clear everybody out of the wing apart from the Doctor and Jo. Once the Master leaves, Jo calls for help urgently.

The guard enters and Jo begs him to get Doctor Summers. The machine is reading high. The Master insists that the machine cannot harm him as he is stronger than it. He brought it here and gave it the minds it needed. He is overpowered by the machine and fails to be able to switch it off. He sees the Doctor looming above him laughing. He runs out the room and bolts the door. He says he will give the machine no more minds until it complies.

Summers has been brought to the cell. He remarks that the Doctor's biology is extraordinary and not human but he has sustained physical and mental shock and is in some form of coma. He can offer no help apart from some tablets he should take if he awakens. He is led away. Jo tries to give a semi-conscious Doctor the medicine but he refuses saying he has the wrong metabolism and that it would probably kill him. He falls unconscious again. The Master is exhausted.

Mailer enters and he pretends all is well. The Master orders him to guard the Processing Room at all times. Mailer asks why they are not escaping. The Master explains they would be caught by the police or the army but he has a plan which will get them all a free pardon, unlimited money and a ticket to anywhere in the world.

He shows Mailer a projection of the missile and explains that Mailer and the prisoners are to hijack it. Once he has it he will aim it at the Peace Conference. The Master shows Mailer a map of where they are going to intercept it. A guard enters the cell. The Doctor is still unconscious. Jo asks for food. As soon as they are alone, the Doctor jumps up and thanks Jo. The food comes and Jo knocks the tray into the face of the guard before karate chopping him in the back of the neck. When the other guard enters, the Doctor strikes him over the head with the tray and they escape, locking both guards into the cell.

They run into the Master's office. Jo sees that a search party is already being formed outside. The Doctor says that they will be expecting them to make a break for it but he intends on laying low for a while. Jo turns on the projector and sees the missile. The Doctor tells her of the Master's plan. The prisoners are in place. They see the missile and perform the ambush. A roadblock is created. Yates contacts the UNIT headquarters but a gunshot incapacitates him. Yates regains consciousness and sees the prisoners taking the missile.

He runs to a motorbike and pursues them. Mailer unloads the missile into a warehouse - watched all the time by Yates. He is spotted and tries to escape but falls off his bike. The prisoners take him captive. Yates spies on Thunderbolt 's thieves, shortly before getting captured. The Brigadier is talking to an injured Benton at the scene of the ambush. He sees that both Yates and a bike is missing so realises that he may have pursued. Benton says he recollects seeing a black van like the police use. The Brigadier consults a map and says it probably came from Strangmoor.

The Doctor and Jo are still waiting but the Doctor is eager to go and deal with the creature. He describes it as a mind parasite that feeds in evil and is the deadliest threat on humanity since the beginning of time. Jo sees the Master leaving. The Doctor sees his chance to get to the Processing Room and deal with the machine. A prisoner is looking for the Doctor when the machine appears in one of the cells he is searching in. The prisoner is affected by the machine and then dies. The Doctor and Jo find the prisoner and note that he looks terrified. The Doctor speculates that the creature has learnt to move.

They go to the Processing Room and find the machine gone. Mailer and another prisoner enter and hold the Doctor and Jo at gunpoint. The machine appears behind them. The Doctor and Jo hide. The prisoner is killed and the machine disappears. The Doctor and Jo emerge but the machine appears directly in front of them. The Doctor suggests that it followed Mailer as he had a higher concentration of evil.

The Doctor and Jo find Barnham outside and they all leave together. The Brigadier is in a helicopter above the prison looking for the missile. He sees no sign of it but will continue to look. Jo sees the helicopter and they try and get its attention but they are found by a prisoner.

Barnham fights with the prisoner but the Doctor uses Venusian Karate to get Barnham off of him. They are soon surrounded by prisoners. The Master and Mailer argue over the phone. The Master says that it is Mailer's fault that Yates followed them. Mailer wants the Master to come back to deal with the machine but he refuses to leave. Mailer says that if he doesn't come back, Mailer and the prisoners will leave and tell the world about the Master's plans.

The Master agrees to come back. Once he hangs up the phone he tells Yates to stop feigning unconsciousness and tells him his plan. He explains that he is a hostage in case anything goes wrong and leaves him alone. The prisoners present the Doctor, Jo and Barnham to Mailer. While on a hike, the trio find a mysterious object that can grant all their wishes, but when a robotic alien comes for his payment which is slave labor on his home planet , Sally, Watch, and Adam must try to save themselves. Meanwhile, Adam's dad is considering moving away from Springsville. Sally finds a stray cat, who turns out to be a girl who was cursed, and she becomes human while Sally becomes a cat.

Adam and Watch must call upon Ann again to help Sally.

Watch isn't feeling very merry about the upcoming Christmas holiday especially with his mother worrying that he may be a high-functioning autistic because of how detached and emotionless he can be , but that all changes when he meets a girl who may be interested in him — for a plot to bring about an alien invasion. Ann's attempt at helping Adam find his lost mother sends her and the trio into a parallel universe in which Springsville has been ravaged by an apocalypse.

Sally's day with her family at the yacht club turns into yet another bizarre mystery when a giant mutant crab pirate begins attacking people.

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Everyone in Lizzie Borden High is brainwashed by a strange plant a science teacher found in the woods as part of his Internet documentary series and Sally and Ann who hate each other are the only ones who can stop it. During a survivalist trip at a logging camp, a strange fog begins picking off students one by one as they use their phones, and only Watch, Sally, and Adam can stop it.

When Adam takes his mother to the hospital after she sleepwalks in his room and collapses, Watch ends up there as well with a nasty case of tonsillitis, but things get weird when Watch's tonsils run off and the trio thinks the hospital's strange nursing assistant may be using removed organs for a sinister plot. Adam must team up with Principal Blackwater to find the master vampire and defeat it.

Adam, Watch, and Sally go on a camping trip, where a hairy creature who may or may not be the legendary Bigfoot is raiding their campsite. Sally breaks her mother's lawn gnome and hides it, which causes the other gnomes in her yard to avenge its death. Adam takes his driver's license test with a neurotic instructor who knows a little too much about dying behind the wheel.

Meanwhile, Watch discovers the diary of Dr. Victor Frankenstein and Frankenstein's monster and revives the monster so he can use him to fight back against bullies. Watch and Adam get stuck in a strange maze, and Sally discovers it has connections with the mayor and his fading memories. I guess I was too enthralled with what actually ended up happening to care that I had no idea where it was going. Each book in the series gives enough answers for you to feel like the book ended, but leaves enough questions to pull you right along to the next book. If I had an issue with any of the books' setup, it would have to be the openings.

They never picked up exactly where the last book left off, and they felt a bit abrupt. It was hard to get into the first couple of books. It got easier with each book. The last book had a prologue, which none of the others did. I liked it, but it didn't seem to quite fit the flow of the series - I'd prefer if it were just chapter one. The last book was also the only one with an epilogue, but that fit perfectly.

Without that epilogue, the entire series would be left incomplete. After such a long ride with these characters, it was nice to ease out of the story world. All loose ends are tied together. The epilogue's almost entirely telling, but it works. It's like the older Grimm or Anderson fairy tale style, back before showing was a thing, or like when someone tells you a story orally.

Even though it broke all the writing rules, the epilogue was probably one of the best part of the series. The Frost Chronicles, my lovely readers, are a glorious example of escape reading with morals. I may or may not be experiencing book hangover Traditional publishing's got nothing on Kate Avery Ellison. I won a free copy of the first ebook of this series through LibraryThing. Upon my request, the author supplied the other four ebooks for free in exchange for a single series-wide review. All opinions expressed are entirely my own.

Jan 17, Sherri rated it liked it. This book was really hard for me to finish. I loved the first book in this series The love triangle that came into play through the other four books drove me a bit crazy. It got to a point by this book I kept having to put the book down In fact at one point I wasn't going to finish it but I'd read all of them so the need to just finish it won out. But I really enjoyed the first book, it was Great!! Feb 21, Rita rated it really liked it. I really enjoyed this series and I went book to book without pause, wanting to know what would happen.

However, I have lowered this last books rating because of the Epilogue. It was like she was trying to make everyone happy and tie of all the loose ends. It wasn't necessary and it spoiled a good story, in my opinion. Jul 26, Nicole rated it liked it. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Most of the people that mattered ended up dead.

Why the long and drawn out love triangle with Lia? Why did Adam get sick and die? I feel this was rushed, not well thought out. It really was disappointing. Nov 11, Saundra Wright rated it it was amazing. With the fifth installment of the Frost Chronicles everything hangs in the balance for Lia Weaver. With the farthers removed from their village one would thing the troubles were behind them, but the problems have just begun. The villagers are fighting amongst themselves.

John, Lia's brother, is critically ill, and Lia must choose between her loyalties or loose her family. Grab this exciting conclusion to the series! Dec 24, J. There were a few moments that I really loved in this book, but I'm sorry to say that my favorite books were actually probably the first two--and Thorns in particular.

There was a lot of fun political intrigue here, a nice interweaving of plots that I enjoyed.



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At the same time, Lia just got mad a lot of the time not that it wasn't totally justifiable, but I just wished she'd stop after a while , and the love triangle drove me crazy. I didn't really see Gabe as a viable choice--not even in the fir There were a few moments that I really loved in this book, but I'm sorry to say that my favorite books were actually probably the first two--and Thorns in particular. I didn't really see Gabe as a viable choice--not even in the first book, but especially after Thorns.

I mean, a few moments of regret or thought, sure. But it felt like it was just so much, and really overblown. The thing is, maybe because these books individually are shorter than the typical YA fantasy nowadays about pages , I didn't feel like Lia's relationship with Gabe especially--but even with Adam--was strong enough to merit this back and forth. It was an Epilogue that went too far.

Especially Adam dying and Lia marrying Gabe anyway at the end.

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I admit that I didn't mind that version of the story too much in Clockwork Princess , but that was because I was rooting for the doomed character the whole time. There was other stuff I really enjoyed, and overall, I appreciated how much we got to see of all the different characters. But the ending wasn't my favorite, and the love triangle especially wasn't. Oct 27, Saluxstrosi rated it it was ok.

The whole series was written in a lulling way that is great for dragging the reader into the world, but after a while the lull nearly put me to sleep. The biggest issue for me was that Ellison killed off all the good characters. I won't mention who they were, but seriously I would've happily killed off the whinier of t The whole series was written in a lulling way that is great for dragging the reader into the world, but after a while the lull nearly put me to sleep.

I won't mention who they were, but seriously I would've happily killed off the whinier of the two suitors view spoiler [ Yes, I wanted Gabe to freaking die and instead lost my favorite character in the gala scene hide spoiler ]. I am not a big fan of love triangles and definitely not a fan of a triangle that stretches over 4 books. Ellison made it all to clear who she was going to pick in the "end" view spoiler [ but she had to have it both ways because she was clearly too indecisive explains why the triangle lasted so long.

I would've adored Ellison more if she had Lia pick to marry stupid Gabe, realize it is a mistake upon arriving in Aeralis, and ran back to Adam who, being the love-hurt puppy he is, followed her the entire way to support her. Gabe ignored her like the stupid brat he has been the whole series after she turned him down and yet she ends up with him when she should supposedly be "more mature". I suggest checking it out at a library or borrowing it from a friend to read it because you'll either really love it or be left with a bitter feeling of potential wasted. Dec 01, Kim Rondinella rated it liked it.

It's really cute and easy to read and all the books are pretty short so with continuous reading it won't take very long to finish all 5 books. However, the last book in the chronicle was a little disappointing. The story line wasn't anything like the previous books because it wasn't really anything about the thorns or her family history. It was about her brother being sick. This would have been ok if Lia didn't have to go through all that bullshit in Aeralis just to find out that a mothcat is the cure to the sickness.

All that stuff was bearable because it was still written just as well as the first four books but the one thing that I really hated about the book was the ending. She says yes to Adam and I was super excited and reading the epilogue I was so happy because they grew old together and they had children, but the last two pages ruined it all for me. They killed off Adam in two sentences! He was such a main character and did everything for Lia. The fact that his death was regarded with two sentences, maybe three at most is utterly disappointing.

And then there's the part where Lia and Gave her married? That infuriated me so much. It was obviously just a ploy so that the author could appeal to Gabe and Adam fans so that none would be disappointed. Over all I really liked this series and I do recommend it to people of all ages. The last book was pretty disappointing but it doesn't ruin the whole series for me. The vivid world and its characters have been great to follow.

So I eagerly picked this up and… not sure what happened. Most of the story was a anticlimactic. As the title states, most of the story took place in Aeralis and not the Frost. Lia and crew are trying to decipher another mystery, uncover secrets and save those they love. I hate love triangles. I really, really hate them. It also seems to be a standard in YA literature.

They never ever end well and this story proved it. Adam has been a favorite of mine but in this he was so aloof. But overall, what killed the story was that Epilogue. It really cheapened the story and the series. Very sad since this is the last book in the series. Overall, it tied some loose ends. Nov 23, Michael Long rated it liked it. This last novel in the Frost series sees Lia into the heart of Aeralis in order to help her sister and help the revolution. Overall it was an enjoyable read, but not a page turner for me It bogs down a little in the middle while Lia and Gabe search for someone although there is a nice little bit of action when they visit a prison.

Lia meets someone from her past which is a big shock. Then near the end it really picks up This last novel in the Frost series sees Lia into the heart of Aeralis in order to help her sister and help the revolution. Then near the end it really picks up when Korr puts his plan into action.

There is a nice epilogue which talks about Lia's life after the book and there is an interesting solution to whether she picks Gabe or Adam. I think it was a nice, sweet end to the series and wrapped up all the ends nicely. There are still some lingering questions about things I have, but in the end, they really don't matter.

Overall a worthy book end to the series. I received this book for free in exchange for an honest review. Aug 06, sh e reader rated it really liked it. I did get attached to this series and the characters in it. I may have been in an overly emotional mood it's been that kind of week but as I finished this up, there were tears. My first thought was 5 stars