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| Book Title | Live And Let Die |
| Series | James Bond |
| Genre | Thriller |
| Author | Ian Fleming |
| Publisher | Berkley |
| Published | May 1, 1982 |
| Format | Mass Market Paperback |
| Condition | Good |
| Condition Notes | Mass market paperback in Good condition. The covers show moderate shelf and reading wear, including edge wear, corner wear, several light reading creases, and surface rubbing. The front cover has minor spine wear and light creasing, while the back cover shows noticeable sticker residue and paper loss near the lower-right corner. The binding appears secure, and the pages are presumed complete. Overall, this is a solid reading copy of a classic James Bond adventure. |
| Condition | Good |
When a ruthless criminal mastermind known as Mr. Big begins using pirate treasure to finance Soviet espionage operations, MI6 dispatches James Bond to New York City to investigate. Bond soon finds himself traveling from the streets of Harlem to the swamps of Florida and the tropical islands of the Caribbean in pursuit of one of the most dangerous enemies he has ever faced. Along the way he encounters the mysterious fortune teller Solitaire, whose extraordinary gifts place her directly in Mr. Big’s path—and in Bond’s. Facing voodoo rituals, deadly sharks, gangsters, assassins, and relentless betrayals, Bond must rely on his courage, skill, and ingenuity to stop an international conspiracy before it succeeds. Filled with suspense, exotic locations, unforgettable villains, and nonstop action, Live and Let Die is one of Ian Fleming’s most iconic espionage adventures.
EugeneBookStore Summary
The second novel in Ian Fleming’s legendary James Bond series, Live and Let Die helped establish the formula that would make 007 one of the world’s most recognizable fictional heroes. Blending Cold War espionage, exotic settings, memorable villains, and high-stakes adventure, the novel showcases Fleming’s crisp storytelling and cinematic style. Fans of classic spy fiction, espionage thrillers, and James Bond collectors will appreciate this exciting installment, which later inspired the successful 1973 film starring Roger Moore.
Collector Notes
Originally published in 1954, Live and Let Die is the second James Bond novel and one of Ian Fleming’s most influential works. This Berkley Books edition was published during the resurgence of Bond’s popularity in the 1980s and features the distinctive “Master Spy” cover design that many collectors recognize. As one of the cornerstone novels of the James Bond canon, Live and Let Die remains highly collectible in all editions and is an essential volume for anyone assembling a complete Ian Fleming or James Bond collection.
