Goldfinger.After a successful mission in Mexico, James Bond returns to England via Miami and New York. At the Miami airport he is unexpectedly met by a casual acquaintance, Julius Dupont (Casino Royale). He asks Bond to help expose a certain Auric Goldfinger, an insanely rich man, in a card game. Bond agrees, especially since his flight is delayed. As a result, Goldfinger is convicted of fraud, and 007 continues his journey to England with another of his ill-wisher. A week later, M instructs Bond to help the investigative department of the Bank of England in the investigation of gold smuggling. The main suspect turns out to be Goldfinger...Operation Thunderbolt. At the insistence of M, James Bond goes to the Lesnoy sanatorium to improve his health, where he encounters Count Lippe, a suspicious guy who has a tattoo of the Chinese criminal group “Red Lightning” on his arm. A confrontation ensues between them, as a result of which Lippe ends up in the hospital. Bond had no idea that this seemingly insignificant episode would ultimately thwart the plans of the mysterious criminal organization SPECTER and its leader Ernst Blofeld, who decided to blackmail the “Western world of democracy” with the explosion of atomic bombs if they did not pay him 100 million pounds sterling... Spy , who loved me. The reader has a rare opportunity to look at the invincible agent 007 through the eyes of a young woman in love with him, Canadian Vivienne Michel, who finds herself drawn into the confrontation between the British MI6, the KGB and the elusive SPECTER.