Roger moore autobiography book

When I began using an ebook reader about two and a half years ago, my reading life changed dramatically. I had been one of those who said it would never replace paper--and it won't.

But when you live as I do in a place where printed books in English are astronomically expensive, even second-hand, with a climate that destroys paperbacks no matter how you try to preserve them, and you read like other people breathe, they are definitely the answer.

However I discovered that like a child let loose in a sweet shop, I had developed a naughty habit of sampling, tasting, skimming and skipping, seldom finishing a book before starting another.

Roger Moore's Word is My Bond certainly caught this reader's attention and held it.

I am fascinated by cinema history--not the "dirt dishing tittle tattle" Mr. Moore doesn't provide, but the behind-the-scenes stories of the process of acting, filming, characterisation--and the characters themselves, both on paper and in