James Bond will return - and this time it's to be in a plot which his creator Ian Fleming dreamed up almost 60 years ago. The world's most famous spy will feature in a new novel by Anthony Horowitz, in which he infiltrates the glamorous world of 1950s motorsport to foil an attack on a grand prix race. Originally titled Murder on Wheels, the story was created by Fleming before his death in 1964 for a 007 TV series which was never made. Scroll down for video Kept in reserve: A new Bond novel will be based on a plot which Ian Fleming, 007's creator, dreamed up years before Sean Connery introduced the spy to Hollywood in 1962's Dr No (pictured). The plot was never used
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Idea was by the late Ian Fleming, who created ubiquitous spy character
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It featured in his work for proposed Bond TV series that was never made
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Bond hits glamorous world of 1950s racing in story Murder on Wheels
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Book featuring M and Miss Moneypenny due for release in September 2015
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Unlike most of the ideas for the series, assembled in the late 1950s, Murder on Wheels was never turned into a short story by @placeholder and did not become part of the blockbuster film series.
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The Bond books inspired one of the most successful film franchises in @placeholder history, beginning with Dr No in 1962, and have sold more than 100 million copies.