007 Book location: Queen Mary's Rose Garden / You Only Live Twice (1964)

Bond book: You Only Live Twice (1964), No Deals Mr. Bond (1987)
Place and location in the book: Queen Mary's Garden's, Regent's Park, London, England
What happens here in the book: James Bond relaxes and admires roses in Rose Garden (YOLT), Bond walks in the garden (NDMB)
Visited by 007 Travelers: 2013

"But today, on the last day of August, just eight months, as he had reminded himself that morning, since Tracy had died, he sat in Queen Mary´s Rose Garden in Regent's Park, and his mind was totally occupied with just these things."

"James Bond got to his feet and went over and read the lead labels of the roses he had been gazing at. They told him that the bright vermilion ones were 'Super Star' and the white ones 'Iceberg'."

Ian Fleming "You Only Live Twice" 

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007 Book: No Deals, Mr. Bond (1987)

Bond book: No Deals, Mr. Bond

Author: John Gardner

Publication date: 21 May 1987

No Deals, Mr. Bond was the sixth novel by John Gardner featuring Ian Fleming's secret agent, James Bond. No Deals, Mr. Bond has the minor distinction of being the first and, thus far, only non-novelisation James Bond novel to incorporate the agent's name into the title.

No Deals, Mr. Bond begins with a mission in the Baltic Sea dubbed "Seahawk", which involves James Bond stealthily extracting two women that have completed an assignment in East Germany. After accomplishing his mission, the book continues 5 years later with Bond being called in by M to learn more background into what those women were doing there before being extracted. Their mission, dubbed Cream Cake, was a honey trap that involved getting close to top Soviet personnel as a means to not only spy for the British Secret Service, but to secure the defection of 2 highly ranking Soviet officers, an act that the Soviets occasionally performed against countries of the West.

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