Goldfinger

"Goldfinger" is a 1959 James Bond novel by Ian Fleming, featuring the British secret agent 007. In the story, the villain Auric Goldfinger is a wealthy and sinister man obsessed with gold. He plans to attack the United States Bullion Depository at Fort Knox to increase his wealth and influence. Bond uncovers Goldfinger's criminal plot and works to thwart his scheme. The novel explores themes of greed, greed-driven crime, and espionage, and has been adapted into a popular film, helping to shape the modern portrayal of James Bond as a suave, resourceful spy confronting dangerous adversaries.