007 L´uomo Dalla Pistola D´oro

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The Man with the Golden Gun is the 13th novel written by Ian Fleming, featuring the fictional British Secret Service agent James Bond 007. It was published posthumously in the UK by Jonathan Cape, in 1965. Despite being stylistically different from and less detailed than Fleming's other works, it was a bestseller for four months. Beginning with Bond recovering from brainwashing, this treacherous exploit pits Bond against the archfiend of the Caribbean--the golden-pistoled Francisco "Pistols" Scaramanga. Aided by his sex-galore confederate Mary Goodnight, 007 battles Scaramanga from a native bordello to a deluxe hotel to a cobra-infested swamp in the most bloodcurdling death-duel in the great Bond saga.