Series of original novels from BBC Books that featured the adventures of the Eighth Doctor after the events of the 1996 TV movie starring Paul McGann.

The range began in June 1997 with the publication of The Eight Doctors, effectively replacing the recently cancelled range of New Adventures from Virgin Publishing which began in 1991.

The range was published monthly (except Decembers) until September 2002, at which point the books started to be released bi-monthly, alternating with the BBC's range of Previous Doctor Adventures which featured the first seven Doctors.

With the announcement of a new Doctor Who television series in September 2003 it was widely expected that the Eighth Doctor Adventures would come to an end — the final title eventually being Lance Parkin's The Gallifrey Chronicles, published in June 2005. At this point the Previous Doctor Adventures resumed a monthly schedule, with the intention being that Eighth Doctor books would be absorbed into the line, but perhaps being published on a more frequent basis than books featuring the other seven Doctors.

In the event, the only Eighth Doctor book to be published in this way was Nick Wallace's Fear Itself which came out in September 2005. Two months later the Previous Doctor Adventures range also came to an end, with Andrew Cartmel's Seventh Doctor novel Atom Bomb Blues being the final title to be released.