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Original Title:	Live and Let Die
ISBN:	0142003239 (ISBN13: 9780142003237)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	James Bond (Original Series) #2, James Bond - Extended
Series:	#2, James Bond (Original Series) #2 , more
Characters:	James Bond, M, Felix Leiter, Solitaire
Setting:	New York City, New York(United States) Jamaica St. Petersburg, Florida(United States) …more Harlem, New York City, New York(United States) …less

Live and Let Die (James Bond (Original Series) #2)

Ian Fleming

Paperback | Pages: 229 pages

Rating: 3.62 | 23282 Users | 1474 Reviews

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Title	:	Live and Let Die (James Bond (Original Series) #2)
Author	:	Ian Fleming
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 229 pages
Published	:	May 27th 2003 by Penguin Books (first published April 5th 1954)
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. Spy Thriller. Espionage. Mystery. Adventure

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"Her hair was black and fell to her shoulders. She had high cheekbones and a sensual mouth, and wore a dress of white silk. Her eyes were blue, alight and disdainful, but, as they gazed into his with a touch of humour, Bond realized that they contained a message. Solitaire watched his eyes on her and nonchalantly drew her forearms together so that the valley between her breasts deepened. The message was unmistakable."

Beautiful, fortune-telling Solitaire is the prisoner (and tool) of Mr Big—master of fear, artist in crime and Voodoo Baron of Death. James Bond has no time for superstition—he knows that this criminal heavy hitter is also a top SMERSH operative and a real threat. More than that, after tracking him through the jazz joints of Harlem, to the everglades and on to the Caribbean, 007 has realized that Big is one of the most dangerous men that he has ever faced. And no-one, not even the mysterious Solitaire, can be sure how their battle of wills is going to end…

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Ratings: 3.62 From 23282 Users | 1474 Reviews

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Without any doubt this one is much better than the predecessor: faster and with a more interesting plot (more action).I am glad I began reading James Bond series.

Score: 3.75 out of 5Grade: 75% (B) | GoodJames Bond goes international with yet another beautiful woman and a villain who completely steals the show! Here is my review of Live and Let Die (James Bond #2):The Good:What lacked in Casino Royale is made up for in Live and Let Die. I finally got that spy/thriller vibe I was looking for and was happy to see Bond in some more unfamiliar territory. The story moves forward at a brisk pace with various locations and more unique characters. Im also happy

It might have been For Your Eyes Only... ...or more likely Octopussy......but I want to say Live and Let Die......may have been the first James Bond movie I ever saw. Regardless, it stands as one of my first recollections of the thrilling spy and his over-the-top escapades. I LOVED these movies as a kid. As an adult my fervor wore away, but remnants of that love never left me and eventually I became intrigued enough to check out the novels out of a curiosity to see how true the movies were to

2.5 stars ***2018 Summer of Spies*** Wow, this book has not aged gracefully. The casual racism really overwhelmed everything else for me. The dust jacket stated that Fleming had spent some time with the NY police as research. He seems to have absorbed their attitudes towards African-Americans without any reservations. All the black characters seem to be superstitious, criminal, or both. At least he allows Mr. Big to be a really talented criminal, not a push-over.Flemings own attitudes towards

In Live and Let Die, James Bond comes to America to investigate the gold-smuggling ring of the African-American crime boss Mr. Big, who also happens to be an agent of SMERSH. Bond is at first interested in the case because of the chance for revenge, but he becomes more invested as he is reunited with his friend, Felix Leiter, and encounters the lovely Solitaire.I might as well deal with the elephant in the room immediately: this book is certainly part spy thriller, but it is also part racial

Edit: December 19, 2018 This novel is really two and a half stars, not three, but Goodreads doesn't let me give half stars. Live and Let Die, the second book in the James Bond series, is both fun and awful at the same time. It is definitely a book written to satisfy the entertainment values of most male readers, particularly war veterans of the 1950s. Political correctness was not yet invented when the novel was written, and education and general knowledge of other cultures was sparse then,

Okay, I'd known that Ian Fleming is on record as having been a racist and sexist bastard, but somehow I had managed to not really notice that much the first time I'd taken a spin through the Bond novels. And there were a couple of bits I took issue with in my recent re-read of Casino Royale, sure, though they were few and far between.But Live and Let Die? Wow, chock full of extremely blatant racism. Enough that it actively interfered with my ability to enjoy the story at all, and made it