Books like Heads You Die by Steve Cole

James Bond’s earliest adventure begins in a boarding school in England, where young Bond encounters his first spy encounter and begins his journey into the world of espionage.

James Bond, then a teenager, leaves hurricane‑wrecked Mexico to navigate Lagrimas Negras—a perilous Caribbean island—to rescue two American children stolen by criminals.

James Bond, still a teenager, infiltrates Eton College to thwart a plotted assassination while piecing together clues from a snowy Alpine trip, before escaping across Europe with a lethal Irish accomplice.

In his third young‑Bond adventure, teenage James Bond races a tight 48‑hour deadline to rescue a kidnapped scientist and prevent a dangerous weapon from falling into the wrong hands.

Teenage James Bond spends an Italian summer confronting an underground criminal empire while attempting to rescue a kidnapped girl.

A chilling murder mystery set at Pigeonsford Cottage, where Inspector Cockrill investigates the death of Grace Morland and the unsettling clues left by those present.

Johnny Evans, British secret agent, was appalled and frightened at the way things were going. It was inconceivable that an American submarine captain could deliberately torpedo an American destroyer. It couldn't happen—but it did. Yet this, he knew, was only the latest incredible episode in a disastrous wave of treachery that was spreading everywhere. In Britain, in the Pacific, in Russia, some of our most trusted men were selling out to the enemy. Was moral disintegration on a wholesale scale setting in among the Allies? Or were these men the victims of on ingenious secret weapon with the power to make them traitors against their wills? From the wreckage of the American submarine comes a vital clue, taking Evans from Portsmouth, England, to an obscure American college on the Hudson and a mysteriously absent professor of psychology—to a desolate Long Island beach for a midnight rendezvous with on enemy submarine to Yorktown to investigate the very suspicious activities of a man named Kleiner. But it is not until Maddy Sawyer, slim, lovely British agent, is marked as the next victim that the whole diabolic picture swings into focus, and the FBI closes in.

A young child's quest to save the world from a malevolent artificial intelligence genius and the villainous forces he serves, set in a sci-fi universe where the line between good and evil is thin and the stakes are high.

303 pages ; 20 cm