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The Man with the Golden Compass : The new mystery for James Bond favourite Q to solve

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£20.00

Hardback 352 pages
Bonnier Books Ltd 22 October 2026
Khan, Vaseem

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ISBN/SKU: 9781804188699 Categories/Genres: ,

Description

The exciting new cosy mystery featuring the former head of MI6’s Q Branch, Major Boothroyd, from the James Bond universe.

‘A FIVE-STAR BONDVERSE MYSTERY’ JANICE HALLETT’COMPELLING, TIMELY AND LAUGH-OUT-LOUD FUNNY’ CLARE MACKINTOSHDismissed from MI6’s Q Branch, where he developed weapons and field technology, Major Boothroyd (aka ‘Q’) has found a new lease of life as an amateur detective in his sleepy hometown of Wickstone-on-Water.

Fresh from successfully solving the murder of his childhood friend, Q is now hired by the police to re-examine the unsolved killing of Lawrence Noble, a tech millionaire turned online antique dealer.

Why was Noble tortured before his death? What is the significance of the circular golden object inscribed with mysterious runes found by his body?As Q investigates, danger stalks those around him, and he soon finds himself dragged into a chilling conspiracy where past and present meet in a way he could not possibly have imagined . . .

‘SMART AND STYLISH … WILL DELIGHT BOND AND CHRISTIE FANS ALIKE’ TOM HINDLE

‘PAY ATTENTION, THRILLER FANS … HUGELY ENTERTAINING’ SARAH HILARY

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