Thriller
Ian Fleming's James Bond in John Gardner's Never Send Flowers
1993·293 pages
Bond probes linked high-profile assassinations marked by blood-tipped roses, paired with a Swiss agent on a perilous European trail.
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Bond probes linked high-profile assassinations marked by blood-tipped roses, paired with a Swiss agent on a perilous European trail.
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In different corners of the world four high-profile figures are assassinated in less than a week. Nobody links the deaths but one thing is certain: each of them has been stalked, sought out, and killed with care and preparation. Then a sinister connection is established: a single, blood-tipped rose is sent to each funeral and an unremarkable female agent is murdered in Switzerland.When MI5 come to MI6 to ask for help M brings in his best. At first, a weekend abroad seems tempting to James Bond: ...
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will contain mild spoilers
Sexual content
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Bond’s affair with Flicka von Grusse; on-page sensual intimacy, not highly graphic
Violence & gore
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Staged assassinations, on-page killings, agent murder, and explosive action climax
Profanity
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Occasional strong language typical of adult spy thrillers
Substance use
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Recurring alcohol use, including Bond’s habitual drinking
LGBTQ+ Rep.
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Religious content
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Magic & witchcraft
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No fantasy magic present
Occult / demonology
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No occult or demonic content present
Political content
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Light MI5/MI6 and geopolitical intelligence backdrop
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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Agent murdered; stalking and targeted killings as cruelty
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