The entire book is written from the perspective of the Bond Girl, with the first third of the narrative describing, in Fleming’s patented TOO-MUCH-INFORMATION-O-VISION, the entire life circumstance of this girl coming to this motel deep in the Adirondacks. The action takes place over the course of just one night. It’s a pretty good story, the villain isn’t super-outlandish (although extremely small-time compared to the likes of the SPECTRE stories that surround it) and Bond’s involvement in the plot is described as much of an accident. I will update my villain ridiculousness over time chart once I finish the next book.