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Authors:	R. Pearl, G. Bamford
Title:	A Strange Way To Die
Publisher:	48
Country:	UK
Date:	6 Jun 2015
Format:	Paperback
Genre:	Fiction, Thriller
ISBN-13:	9781908426857
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Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 1 Wants
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294-page paperback, first published in a Kindle version on 28 April 2015.

Printed in Great Britain by Amazon.co.uk, Ltd., Marston Gate.

A James Bond spin-off book, the first to feature Hiroshi Suzuki, lovechild of James Bond. In one sentence in the final pages of You Only Live Twice, Ian Fleming mentions that Kissy Suzuki is expecting Bond's baby. This imaginary story is set thirty years later.

From the back cover:

Hiroshi, known simply as 'H', bursts onto the scene in this explosive story set in Paris, Japan and beyond and featuring all the intrigue, sass and exhilaration you would expect from a Bond adventure.

When H falls into a web of international conspiracy and destruction, it is up to him to untangle the threads and discover the possible connection between a plan to assassinate the Emperor of Japan and what appears to be a deliberately engineered tsunami. With the assistance of an alluring French special agent and under the direction of the head of the Japanese Secret Service Tiger Tanaka, H will find himself thrown into perilous situations, exotic settings and sensual affairs.

Can H discover the link between German billionaire and respected businessman Doctor Khyller and a lethal assassin known only as Jamaal, and prevent them from changing world history before it is too late?

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