Shoot to kill | Ian Fleming

OVERVIEW

Lights. Camera. Murder. Something terrible is happening in Tinseltown.

It’s 1934. Thrown out of Eton, young James Bond must briefly attend Dartington Hall, a progressive school in Devon. Here he makes new friends and enemies before leaving the UK for a most extraordinary field trip by zeppelin to Hollywood, Los Angeles… where deadly challenges await.

James Bond hits the ground running in this action-packed, explosive adventure which takes him to the glittering lights and seedy underbelly of Los Angeles.

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REVIEWS

‘Hollywood is a location that is LONG overdue for a Bond visit, and it’s exciting to finally have a Hollywood-set James Bond adventure. When young Bond and his friends become caught up in a Hollywood Blvd. riot, it recalls The Day of the Locust, and paints a city bubbling with unrest and contradictions. This feels very nicely keyed into the period and here at last is the Young Bond book of my imagination’

The Book Bond

‘Fast paced and gripping. The ending was impressive and the twist unexpected’

The Guardian

‘Higson was always going to be a tough act to follow, but Steve Cole has done a good job of it. Shoot to Kill moves along at a good pace and there is plenty of action to keep readers engrossed’

The Historical Novel Society

‘Shoot to Kill is a fine addition to the Young Bond canon’

Ajb007.com