London, 1938. Ian Fleming existed as a dissipated playboy, perpetually in the shadow of his celebrated war hero father and his brother’s undeniable success. While tending bar at a smoky jazz club, he encountered Ann O'Neill, a captivating w…

Ann, with a playful glint in her eye, invited Fleming to Esmond's birthday celebration. Though Fleming had brought Muriel as his companion, an undeniable spark of attraction passed between them. Across the Channel, France seemed poised to f…

During a training exercise at a Canadian camp, known only as Camp X, the Americans enlist Fleming’s considerable abilities to draft a comprehensive plan for a Central Intelligence Agency. Upon his return to London, Fleming convinces Godfrey…

Though victory looms, Fleming remains convinced that the Nazis harbor secret plans for nuclear weapons, and that it is imperative the British locate them before the Soviets do. At last, he receives authorization to travel to Germany in purs…