Tomorrow Never Dies

By: Raymond Benson

Narrated by: Simon Vance

Elliot Carver - the ultra-rich media mogul - has found a way to "create" news and broadcast it all over the world as it happens. Now he has devised the ultimate plan: to start a war between Great Britain and China. The conflict will reach every television in the world and garner the highest ratings in history. A man who can start a war anytime and anywhere he pleases - and then profit from it - will be the most powerful man in the world. But Carver didn't count on James Bond.

©1997 Ian Fleming Publications Ltd as Trustee. (P)2014 Brilliance Audio, all rights reserved.

Quality Novelization

This novelization was great. While it did stick pretty close the what we saw on the screen, it adds a lot more to each character. Some scenes are different, adding more development to the story. Overall, a very good novelization.

it did follow the movie quite well.

it did fallow the movie pretty well and like most books to movies it added some extra context to villains and some of their backstore with as well.

Benson's first novelization of a Bond movie

It's pretty much a retelling of the movie with a few changes to some characters and action bits which probably stem from the numerous rewrites the original screenplay famously underwent

don't pay for this story

This story is an absolute abomination. Here are a list of fantastic alternative Bond stories that are not a complete waste of time: Diamonds are Forever, Thunderball, Dr. No, Live and Let Die, Casino Royale. Pick any of those over this story. If you haven't heard of it, Forever and a Day is fantastic, as is With a Mind to Kill and Trigger Mortis. Anyway this story is unbelievably awful.