James Bond: Moonraker Lib/E (Audiobook)

from shabacus

Though a long-time fan of the Bond film series, I had never read one of the novels. I have to say, I was impressed. It's easy to spot that the book Bond is a very different man than film Bond. In fact, it's doing the book a disservice to even compare the two. In this novel, Bond is a three-dimens...

from Ghost_Boy

Maybe it because I didn't see the move to this one, but Moonraker is defiantly not one of my favorite Bond books. Sadly I found some of the parts in this one confusing and boring. I think it's because it was about missiles and space. Not only that the Bond Girl in the was very bland compared to t...

from JBreedlove

A slow start with a Bondian ending. Taking place over a few days Bond is thoroughly beaten and bloodied but still manages to save London. Much less cartoonish than the movies Fleming impresses with the insights to Bond's emotional self. He is an actual human. And in this one he doesn't get the girl.

from shabacus

Though a long-time fan of the Bond film series, I had never read one of the novels. I have to say, I was impressed. It's easy to spot that the book Bond is a very different man than film Bond. In fact, it's doing the book a disservice to even compare the two. In this novel, Bond is a three-dimens...

from Justantolin

As one of the most thrilling Bond installments, Moonraker raises the stakes. Appealing more towards the true, English, gentleman air of Bond rather than his typical brute, kill or be killed initial persona, Moonraker is also unique. These two aspects collide in the lengthy opening scene in which ...