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Ian Fleming

During World War II Ian Fleming served as Assistant to the Director of Naval Intelligence, rising to the rank of Commander. His wartime experiences provided him with knowledge of secret operations. After the war, he built his house, Goldeneye, in Jamaica. There, at the age of 42, he wrote Casino Royale, the first of the James Bond novels. By the time of his death in 1964, Fleming's 14 Bond adventures had sold more than 40 million copies and the cult of James Bond was internationally established.

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Moonraker

Better as a book than you could ever imagine!

by Janeekins, Aug 16, 2012

I didn't read Bond as a young person so only grew up knowing the films, which were OK in their way if you like that kind of thing. I heard Casino Royale as a dramatised reading on Radio 4Xtra and it ... read more
For Your Eyes Only

Good

by Charles S. P, Nov 24, 2011

Book was recieved in less time than expected.Was in good condition. read more
Quantum of Solace

Repackaged short stories

by bdx3, Aug 11, 2011

Although it is Fleming, it is not the book of the recent movie "Quantum Silence". Read "The Man with the Golden Gun" for a good Bond. read more

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