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Doctor No By James Bond

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James Bond is a man that is not only charming but he is also part of a Secret service agency with the code name 007, He has the licence to kill and he always has the best gadgets and weapons, He is the man of many talents and the agency he works for knows it, But they free that he’ll become a rogue agent.
Doctor No is James sixth s adventure That we know of. We see James in the beginning of the book playing a card game, similar to his adventures in casino royale but this time the stakes are not so high. A woman pulls him aside and tells him of a situation that happened to a fellow agent that happens to be in Jamaica, what happened was an MI6 (the Agency the James works for). Agent and his assistant were ambushed and murdered, the assailants

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