James Bond: Choice of Weapons: Three 007 Novels: The Facts of Death; Zero Minus Ten; The Man with the Red Tattoo Review

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(More customer reviews)I am so pleased that Raymond Benson's Bond novels are being reprinted in this and the previous collection, "The Union Trilogy." It's also a treat to have his two short stories as an added bonus. For those of us who strongly feel that Benson was the best and most reverent Bond novelists to carry on Fleming's tradition, and who are still wincing with embarrassment over the limp and impoverished posturings of "Devil May Care," any chance to encourage others to revisit or discover the pleasures of Benson's sure-handed Bond novels is welcome. I especially like the claustrophobic and suspenseful action of The Facts of Death as a personal favorite of these three novels, but all three demonstrate Benson's attention to details whether it's exotic locales, cultural traditions or sophisticated weaponry. This collection is a must-have for all Bond completists, and I believe Benson's contributions to the Bond canon will not only withstand the test of time but with every passing year, will prove to be in a league all by themselves. Thank you to the publishers of this and the "Union Trilogy" reissues.

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Three classic 007 novels by the acclaimed Raymond Benson, featuring literature's most celebrated secret agent.
In this new collection of James Bond novels, published in trade paperback for the first time, we are once again treated to the thrilling adventures of Fleming's classic hero, first in The Facts ofDeath, which pits Britain's famed secret agent against a fanaticcult who has murdered M's lover; then in Zero Minus Ten, whereBond finds himself in Hong Kong to investigate a series of deadlyshipping explosions; and finally in The Man with the Red Tattoo,where Bond must stop a Japanese crime ring from attempting amass assassination with a deadly strain of the West Nile virus.As an added bonus for the fanatical Bond fan base, the collection includes two short stories never before published in bookform, "Live at Five" and "Midsummer Night's Doom."Through it all, Raymond Benson masterfully evokes the classic Bond flair, romance, and elan that made Ian Fleming's novelsworldwide bestsellers.

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