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From Russia With Love (James Bond (Original Series) #5)

Ian Fleming

Paperback | Pages: 259 pages

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Title	:	From Russia With Love (James Bond (Original Series) #5)
Author	:	Ian Fleming
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 259 pages
Published	:	2002 by Penguin Books (first published 1957)
Categories	:	Fiction. Thriller. Mystery. Spy Thriller. Espionage

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Ian Fleming’s fifth James Bond novel.

James Bond is marked for death by the Soviet counterintelligence agency SMERSH in Ian Fleming’s masterful spy thriller, and the novel that President John F. Kennedy named one of his favourite books of all time.

SMERSH stands for ‘Death to Spies’ and there’s no secret agent they’d like to disgrace and destroy more than 007, James Bond. But ensnaring the British Secret Service’s most lethal operative will require a lure so tempting even he can’t resist. Enter Tatiana Romanova, a ravishing Russian spy whose ‘defection’ springs a trap designed with clockwork precision.

Her mission: seduce Bond, then flee to the West on the Orient Express. Waiting in the shadows are two of Ian Fleming’s most vividly drawn villains: Red Grant, SMERSH’s deadliest assassin, and the sinister operations chief Rosa Klebb-five feet four inches of pure killing power.

Bursting with action and intrigue, From Russia with Love is one of the best-loved books in the Bond canon-an instant classic that set the standard for sophisticated literary spycraft for decades to come.

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Original Title:	From Russia, with Love
ISBN:	0142002070 (ISBN13: 9780142002070)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	James Bond (Original Series) #5, James Bond - Extended
Series:	#5, James Bond (Original Series) #5 , more
Characters:	James Bond
Setting:	Istanbul(Turkey)

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When you read any of Fleming's books you need to remember you are seeing a snapshot of distant place and time. This is post war Europe where men are Men and women are decorative. You may be exposed to what today would be described as straight up racism, sexism and bigotry. Whether it is an absolute unquestionable hatred for the communists or a more subtle British private school disdain for the people of the continent. If you have seen the movie From Russia with Love you will be happily

For people who don't already know, "Kronsteen", the Russian chess genius and spymaster, is supposed to be based on David Bronstein, arguably the greatest player never to win the world title. Oddly enough, the game used in the movie involved Bronstein, but he was on the wrong side of the board. For details, including further links, look at this article.__________________________________________When I read the third volume of Kasparov's My Great Predecessors last year, it occurred to me that there

I'm not a Bond fan and the only other i've read is Casino Royale. This is better and would have been 4 stars but the buildup is, as is often the case, better than the pay off.In Casino Royale Bond is shown (unintentionally i'm assuming) to be an incompetent, traitorous, rapist, in this he's a bit more competent although he still manages to ignore a lot of suspicious things. Bond doesn't think about raping anyone this time but don't worry he has a new BFF who is a confirmed rapist so thats just

An oh-so-innocent Russian cipher clerk is recruited into a SMERSH plot, being told that she would feed England false information after "defecting". Little does she know that the actual plan is to humiliate MI6 by staging a murder-suicide between her and her escort, James Bond.This is technically a review of the Simon Vance audiobook, but it's an unabridged reading.The Good: Action scenes: Fleming writes them so well. That penultimate scene with the top SMERSH killer is my favorite scene in the

5/10To date this and Live and Let Die are on par for the worst James Bond book Ive read to date. This book was basically split into 3 parts over 350 pages of which none were interesting and only the final part offering anything in the way of action or tension. The first part involved nothing but Russian diplomats scheming. It was 130 pages of filler, just a lot of backdrop into the Russian secret departments and some of the characters who will be popping up later. Bond wasnt in this part at all

What I learned from this book (in no particular order): 1. The ideal Soviet master assassin is a man who is: a. the offspring of a German wrestler and a Southern Irish hooker;b. extremely muscular and hairy;c. possessed of a high threshold for pain;d. manic during the full moon; ande. asexual (Sexual neutrality was the essence of coldness in an individual) --- but love to parade around naked.2. Ugly women are mannish and have breasts that looked like badly packed sandbags, and when they pull

In ways this is my favorite Bond book so far. Not sure why. Perhaps because the writing feels a bit more mature...in ways. Fleming spends a lot of time developing the backgrounds of the villains. Bond doesn't come actively on to the scene until well into the book.The pacing feels slow for the first two thirds, then it gets ramped up for the end. The plot is straight forward and even intentionally telegraphed, so it will probably bore modern day readers.