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The Dr Who trilogy by Jess Corbin is a self-published online novel series that focuses on three events.

It all starts on Colony 37, a colony who haven't forgotten the Christmas spirit and the festivities old Earth that go with it. The Doctor needing some rest and relaxation decides it would be great for Martha to enjoy Christmas shopping with a difference. surprise surprise. in the future a whole colony of surprises for grabbing presents for the folks back home. Ah the Doctor wise man doesn't fall for the "take me shopping" scenario. He gives her a little device tells her to go find the central shopping areas and enjoy. that little device provides her with unlimited credit and a whole lot more.

Trouble is Martha gets lost. ends up where she shouldn't be which is of course where she stumbles into the Cflen but worse to come the Daleks. Now its bad enough for Martha if the Cflen discover she's a scientist, but the Daleks realize she's out of time. her body is giving off extras the locals don't have. they decide to investigate and have a run in with the Cflen which saves poor Martha's neck. The Daleks find the Cflen no easy slaughter, which is where they find they have a common enemy and decide rather than keep at each other they'll share technologies to eliminate their enemy Colony 37 to be precise. Martha finds out can she get back to the Doctor before its too late and can they stop the alliance? In the process the Doctor gets kissed by one of the Cflen.

Which leads to the second part and the Doctor discovers to his horror and Martha's sly grins that he's about to father a Cflen child. Trouble is, he'll have the timelord genetics and enhanced by the Cflen. How should he handle this dilemma?

Plus encounters with the Cflen and the Doctor is of course right the one thing the Cflen have a lot of experience and are dammed good at is cloning and cellular perfection. So there it is yep the decision to let the child have its own destiny ? NOT quite and the Cflen have already planned its destiny as now we're out of book 2 and into the third part. The Cflen send their Trojan horse into the world of the Timelords, Gallifrey. He can not only exceed them intellectually and as regards cunning and skills but also has the Cflen's mind reading skills, mind control and more.

Gallifrey's fate is sealed as he now opens up the planet drops its defenses and leaves Gallifrey open to the war of wars because, waiting in the wings are the Daleks seeking revenge for the Timelords' interference with Colony 37.