stackyFACTSThe exact same mind that created the most ruthless, womanizing secret agent in history also penned a whimsical tale about a magical flying car.
The exact same mind that created the most ruthless, womanizing secret agent in history also penned a whimsical tale about a magical flying car. The stark contrast between a gritty cold-war assassin and a family embarking on a musical joyride is enough to give any literary critic severe whiplash. It is a beautiful reminder that even hardened authors of violent espionage occasionally just want to write about a nice vehicle that floats.
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