Young Bond: Double or Die

Subjects

Action Adventures - chills, thrills and plenty of spills

Average rating

4 out 5

In a North London cemetery a professor is kidnapped at gunpoint. A suspicious letter crammed with cryptic clues arrives at Eton. To decipher the deadly mystery, James Bond must take a series of dangerous gambles.

I have read this book

Brilliant book. Back in England James is on another accidental adventure he attracts trouble but in a fun exciting way. I would say read the whole series from the beginning.

Fairy Beany Pawprint 20.06.2021

James is the best character, he is very nice, a really good fighter and a good friend.

Senor Pongo Taramasalata 10.09.2020

Well, this book basically gets the same review the other young bond books get. Recommended for 11+. I like the theme of this book though that is solving seven cryptic clues in a letter.

Anonymous 09.08.2020

My favourite in this series by far

Anonymous 07.07.2019

This is the third book in the series I really recommend it but read the other two first or it will not make sense. However it is an amazing book and it is really exiting, once you've started it you can't put it down

Anonymous 27.07.2016

An exciting entry in the Young Bond series. Bond gets into some perilous situations (including being drunk!) and the plot is more complex and layered.

Anonymous 02.09.2015

Sheer brilliance

Anonymous 12.10.2014

it is action packed and james and his friends solve clues to find alex fairburn.once they found it james had only 48 hours to rescue him from the evil wrath of john charnage

Anonymous 09.08.2014

This is a fantastic read from the amazing Charlie Higson. It brings to life the terrors of Max Gordon's life and is just such a good book! Once you start it, you won't be able to put this fast paced thriller down!

Anonymous 24.07.2014

This is a brilliant read for anyone aged 12+ who seeks thrill and adventure in a good book. After the first few pages you just can't put it down. I would highly reccomend it.

Anonymous 03.07.2014