Some elements of the films also carry over into Benson's novels. M, for instance, is not Sir Miles Messervy, but the female M that was first introduced in the film "GoldenEye" (1995), although Gardner also introduced this character in his novelisation of that film and retained the character through his final novel "COLD" (1996). Bond also reverts to using his trusty Walther PPK, claiming he had switched to other guns (notably the ASP in Gardner's later novels), but felt that it was time he used it again. The follow-up to "Zero Minus Ten", the novelization to "Tomorrow Never Dies", has Bond switching to the Walther P99, which remains Bond's main weapon throughout Benson's novels. Later novels by Benson also attempt to insert some of the characters from the films into his story. In "The Facts of Death", for instance, Admiral Hargreaves is present at a party.