Casino Royale

Casino Royale by Ian Fleming, published by Vintage on December 15, 2016, is a notable addition to the espionage genre, comprising 272 pages in English. This edition includes archive material and a new introduction from John Cork, providing context to the narrative. The story centers on Le Chiffre, a businessman entangled with SMERSH, who finds himself in dire straits due to his extravagant lifestyle. His only chance for redemption lies in a high-stakes baccarat game against James Bond, the premier gambler of the British secret service.
Readers will find a thrilling exploration of tension and strategy as Bond confronts Le Chiffre in the luxurious setting of the Royale-les-Eaux casino. The narrative delves into themes of risk and survival, highlighting the intricate dynamics of espionage and gambling. This edition offers a fresh perspective on the classic tale, inviting readers to engage with the suspenseful interplay between the characters. With its focus on mystery and detective elements, Casino Royale remains a significant work within the fiction and thriller categories.
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INCLUDES ARCHIVE MATERIAL AND A NEW INTRODUCTION FROM JOHN CORK
Le Chiffre is a businessman with expensive tastes – and SMERSH’s chief operative in France. As his dissolute lifestyle threatens to ruin him, his only hope of survival is to risk his paymasters’ money at the baccarat table. Across from him sits James Bond, the finest gambler in the British secret service. Bond’s mission- to outplay Le Chiffre and shatter his Soviet cell.
Amidst the opulence of the Royale-les-Eaux casino, the two men face each other in a game with the highest stakes of all.
‘Ian Fleming has discovered the secret of narrative art…the reader has to go on reading’ John Betjeman
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