Death is Forever

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John Gardner's eleventh original novel featuring Ian Fleming's indestructible hero sees James Bond plunged into the dangerous, shadowy world of post-Cold-War Europe.
Before the Berlin Wall fell, Cabal had been the most extensive and successful Western Intelligence network in the Eastern bloc. With the coming of Europe's unexpected peace, its local agents were expected to go to ground -but to the consternation of their M16 and CIA controllers death stalks them still.
When case officers sent to track down the surviving Cabal agents are Idlled in mysterious circumstances, James Bond - together with the CIA's Elizabeth Zara (henceforward known in the American vernacular as 'Easy') - are sent to pick up the pieces of the investigation, and before long they are on the trail of a fanatical Communist spymaster and a terrifying conspiracy to turn back the tide of European democracy.
With a tension-packed train journey across Europe and a denouement at the new Channel... Tovább

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Death is foiCM
John Gardner's eleventh original novel featuring Ian Fleming's indestructible hero sees James Bond plunged into the dangerous, shadowy world of post-Cold-War Europe.
Before the Berlin Wall fell, Cabal had been the most extensive and successful Western Intelligence network in the Eastern bloc. With the coming of Europe's unexpected peace, its local agents were expected to go to ground -but to the consternation of their M16 and CIA controllers death stalks them still.
When case officers sent to track down the surviving Cabal agents are Idlled in mysterious circumstances, James Bond - together with the CIA's Elizabeth Zara (henceforward known in the American vernacular as 'Easy') - are sent to pick up the pieces of the investigation, and before long they are on the trail of a fanatical Communist spymaster and a terrifying conspiracy to turn back the tide of European democracy.
With a tension-packed train journey across Europe and a denouement at the new Channel Tunnel, John Gardner shows why, as the Daily Telegraph said of an earlier novel, "Ian Fleming would not be displeased."
John Gardner was educated in Berkshire and at St John's College, Cambridge. He has had many fascinating occupations and was variously a Royal Marine officer, a stage magician, theatre critic, reviewer and journalist. As well as his James Bond novels, most recently The Man From Barbarossa, Gardner's other fiction includes the acclaimed Herbie Kruger trilogy, The Nostradamus Traitor, The Garden of Weapons and The Quiet Dogs. Vissza