Blandish. Honoré confronts his employer, the faux Emily, but does not manage to elicit much information before she is killed by Abraxas. His investigation lead him back to Walken's club, but he is caught in the crossfire as Mestizer attacks. Honoré only manages to escape thanks to the aid of a mysterious stranger who identifies himself only as "The Doctor". Honoré follows the Doctor to his confrontation with Mestizer, but fails to understand much of what he sees. The Cabinet of Light turns out to be the Doctor's TARDIS, and it is used to vanquish the enemy and allow the Doctor to escape. Mestizer disappears, leaving Abraxas to complete his mission: killing the real Emily Blandish. Honoré manages to defeat the cyborg and he and Emily go to London. Audiobook In September 2008, Telos announced that a fan production company, Fantom Films, had been licensed to produce audiobook readings of the Time Hunter novellas for release on CD and as online downloads. The series begins with The Cabinet of Light, read by the former Doctor Who actor Terry Molloy and released in November 2008. Changes have been made to the text of this version of The Cabinet of Light to allow it to stand as a Time Hunter novella independent of its Doctor Who connections. Reception The Cabinet of Light won Best Book in the 2003 Jade Pagoda Awards. Reviews The Cabinet of Light reviews at Infinity Plus References External links Telos Publishing - The Cabinet of Light The Cloister Library - The Cabinet of Light The Cabinet of Light foreword by Chaz Brenchley The Cabinet of Light audiobook Fiction set in 1949 2003 British novels 2003 science fiction novels Time Hunter Doctor Who novellas Novels by Daniel O'Mahony British novellas Novels set in London Telos Publishing books