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REVOLUTION ISBNS
Paperback: 978-1-949751-27-7
Ebook: 978-1-949751-28-4
Audiobook: 978-1-949751-29-1

First Publication: 2022
314 pages

Short Description:
The 1968 Tet uprising plunges America deeper into the abyss of Vietnam. Martin Luther King is shot, and riots rage in 130 burning American cities. Students protesting the War take over American universities, and street battles in Paris nearly topple the French government. Senator Eugene McCarthy enters the Democratic presidential race against Lyndon Johnson, followed by Bobby Kennedy, who goes on to win the California Democratic primary.

Mick joins the Paris student street battles, then returns to the US to work in Kennedy’s presidential campaign. Daisy leaves Stanford to work also in Bobby’s campaign. Troy faces increasing dangers as the Vietnam War widens into Cambodia and Laos. American astronauts land on the moon and safely return to earth.

Tara and her band shine at Woodstock. The My Lai massacre is revealed, further darkening the tragedy in Vietnam, and America teeters on the edge of revolution.

PUBLISHER’S CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA

Names: Bond, Mike, author.

Title: Revolution : volume 3 / Mike Bond.

Series: America.

Description: New York, NY: Big City Press, 2022.

Identifiers: ISBN: 9781949751277 (pbk.) | 9781949751284 (ebook)

Subjects: LCSH Friendship–Fiction. | United States–History–1961-1969–Fiction. | United
States–Social conditions–1960-1980–Fiction. | United States–Social life and customs–1945-
1970–Fiction. | United States–History–20th century–Fiction. | Bildungsroman. | BISAC
FICTION / General | FICTION / Historical / General | FICTION / Coming of Age

Classification: LCC PS3619.O54 A64 v.3 | DDC 813.6–dc23

FREEDOM ISBNS
Paperback: 978-1-949751-24-6
Ebook: 978-1-949751-25-3
Audiobook: 978-1-949751-26-0

First Publication: 2021
342 pages

Short Description:
From the war-shattered jungles of Vietnam to America’s burning cities, near-death in Tibet, peace marches, the battle of Hué and the battle of the Pentagon, wild drugs, rock concerts, free love, CIA coups in Indonesia and Greece, the Six Days’ War, and Bobby Kennedy’s last campaign, Freedom puts you in the Sixties as if it were now.

Mick leaves for the Himalayas while Troy heads to Vietnam with the Marines. Daisy starts her PhD in brain research, and Tara battles heroin as her rock band reaches stardom.

Troy is soon caught up in mind-numbing combat in Vietnam, while Mick returns to the States to lead the antiwar effort. Tara’s band signs a Motown contract amid the Detroit riots. At Stanford, Daisy expands her study of the human brain under LSD and other mind-altering drugs. Troy falls in love with a Vietnamese teacher and is slowly losing faith in the War. Freedom ends the night before the Tet uprising in Vietnam that will change the War, and trap Troy and his beloved in the fires of hell.

OCLC Number: 1315588343

PUBLISHER’S CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA

Names: Bond, Mike, author.

Title: Freedom : volume 2 / Mike Bond.

Series: America.

Description: New York, NY: Big City Press, 2021.

Identifiers: ISBN: 9781949751246 (pbk.) | 9781949751253 (ebook) | 9781949751260 (audiobook)

Subjects: LCSH Friendship–Fiction. | United States–History–1961-1969–Fiction. | United States–Social conditions–1960-1980–Fiction. | United States–Social life and customs–1945-1970–Fiction. | United States–History–20th century–Fiction. | Bildungsroman. | BISAC FICTION / General | FICTION / Historical / General | FICTION / Coming of Age

Classification: LCC PS3619.O54 A64 v.2 | DDC 813.6–dc23

AMERICA ISBNs
Paperback: 9781949751208
Ebook: 9781949751215
Audiobook: 9781949751222

First Publication: 2021
358 pages

Short Description:
Coming of age is never easy. Coming-of-age in the 1960s was extraordinary. It was a decade that transformed America. After the post-World War II dreams of a healing nation, the Sixties shook America to its foundation – the assassination of an idealistic young president, a tragic and unpopular war, a battle for civil rights, a cosmic clash of riots and burning cities, and an explosion of sex, drugs, and rock and roll.

Through the wild, joyous, heartbroken and visionary lives of four young people and many others, the Sixties come alive again, as do its questions: what is life? What is freedom? What was lost, what was won?

Celebrated author Mike Bond’s AMERICA is the first in his seven-volume historical novel series, capturing the victories and heartbreaks of the last 70 years and of our nation’s most profound upheavals since the Civil War, a time that defined the end of the 20th century and where we are today.

OCLC Number: 1250392585

PUBLISHER’S CATALOGING-IN-PUBLICATION DATA

Names: Bond, Mike, author.

Title: America : volume 1 / Mike Bond.

Series: America.

Description: New York, NY: Big City Press, 2021.

Identifiers: ISBN: 9781949751208 (pbk.) | 9781949751215 (ebook) | 9781949751222 (audiobook)

Subjects: LCSH Friendship–Fiction. | United States–History–1961-1969–Fiction. | United States–Social conditions–1960-1980–Fiction. | United States–Social life and customs–1945-1970–Fiction. | United States–History–20th century–Fiction. | Bildungsroman. | BISAC FICTION / General | FICTION / Historical / General | FICTION / Coming of Age

Classification: LCC PS3619.O54 A64 v.1 | DDC 813.6–dc23

HOLY WAR ISBNs
Paperback: 9781949751161
Ebook: 9781949751178
Audiobook: 9781536674699

First Publication: 2014
407 pages

Short Description:
Based on the author’s experiences in Middle East conflicts, Holy War is the story of the battle of Beirut, of implacable hatreds and frantic love affairs, of explosions, betrayals, assassinations, snipers and ambushes. An American spy, a French commando, a Hezbollah terrorist and a Palestinian woman guerrilla all cross paths on the deadly streets and fierce deserts of the Middle East. “A profound tale of war… Impossible to stop reading.” (British Armed Forces Broadcasting)

OCLC Number: 882272878

Cataloging Subjects:
Hizballah (Lebanon) — Fiction.
Terrorism — Fiction.
War stories.
Arms transfers — Fiction.
Israel — Fiction.
Palestine — Fiction.
Middle East — Fiction.
Hizballah (Lebanon)
Arms transfers.
Terrorism.
Israel.
Middle East.

ASSASSINS ISBNs
Paperback: 9781949751086
Ebook: 9781949751093
Audiobook: 9781536674613

First Publication: 2016
533 pages

Short Description:
From its terrifying start in the night skies over Afghanistan to its stunning end in the Paris terrorist attacks, Assassins is an insider’s thriller of the last 30 years of war between Islam and the West. A US commando, an Afghani warlord, a French woman doctor, a Russian major, a top CIA operator, and a British woman journalist fight for their lives and loves in the deadly streets and lethal deserts of the Middle East. “An exhilarating spy novel.” (Kirkus Featured Review)

OCLC Number: 972503062

Cataloging Subjects:
Assassins — Fiction.
Terrorism — Fiction.
Middle East — History — Fiction.
Assassins.
Terrorism.
Middle East.

SNOW ISBNs
Paperback: 9781949751086
Ebook: 9781949751093
Audiobook: 9781536674613

First Publication: 2017
250 pages

Short Description:
Three hunters find a crashed plane of cocaine in the Montana wilderness. Two steal the cocaine and are soon hunted by the Mexican cartel, the DEA, Las Vegas killers, and the police of several states. From the frozen peaks of Montana to the heights of Wall Street, the Denver slums and million-dollar Vegas tables, Snow is an electric portrait of today’s America, the invisible line between good and evil, and what people will do in their frantic search for love and freedom. “Action-packed adventure.” (Denver Post)

OCLC Number: 1008757956

Cataloging Subjects:
Drug traffic — Fiction.
Cartels — Fiction.
Cartels.
Drug traffic.

SAVING PARADISE ISBNs
Paperback: 9781627040013
Ebook: 9781949751055
Audiobook: 9781536674835

Series: Pono Hawkins, Book 1
First Publication: 2012
290 pages

Short Description:
When Special Forces veteran and Hawaiian surfer Pono Hawkins finds a beautiful journalist drowned off Waikiki, he is quickly caught in a web of murder and political corruption. What he learns soon targets him for murder or life in prison as a cabal of powerful corporations, foreign killers and crooked politicians focuses the blame on him. “An action-packed, must-read novel.” (Washington Times)

OCLC Number: 826929176

Subjects:
Hawaii — Fiction.
Murder — Investigation — Fiction.
Political corruption — Fiction.
Afghan War, 2001- — Fiction.
Murder — Investigation.
Political corruption.
Hawaii.

KILLING MAINE ISBNs
Paperback: 9781627040303
Ebook: 9781949751048
Audiobook: 9781536674767

Series: Pono Hawkins, Book 2
First Publication: 2015
388 pages

Short Description:
Surfer and Special Forces veteran Pono Hawkins quits sunny Hawaii for Maine’s brutal winter to help a former SF buddy beat a murder rap and fight the state’s rampant political corruption. “A gripping tale of murders, manhunts and other crimes set amidst today’s dirty politics and corporate graft, an unforgettable hero facing enormous dangers as he tries to save a friend, protect the women he loves, and defend a beautiful, endangered place.” (FIRST PRIZE FOR FICTION, New England Book Festival)

OCLC Number: 1089171797

Cataloging Subjects:
Political corruption — Fiction.
Murder — Investigation — Fiction.
Wind power industry — Fiction.
Maine — Fiction.
Murder — Investigation.
Political corruption.
Wind power industry.
Maine.

GOODBYE PARIS ISBNs
Paperback: 9781949751024
Ebook: 9781949751031
Audiobook: 9781799750901

Series: Pono Hawkins, Book 3
First Publication: 2019
348 pages

Short Description:
Special Forces veteran Pono Hawkins races from Tahiti to France when a terrorist he’d thought was dead has a nuclear weapon to destroy Paris. Joining allies from US and French intelligence, Pono faces impossible odds to save the most beautiful city on earth. Alive with covert action and insider details from the war against terrorism, Goodbye Paris is a hallmark Mike Bond thriller: tense, exciting, and full of real places, and that will keep you up all night. “A rip-roaring page-turner.” (Culture Buzz)

OCLC Number: 1109390611

Cataloging Subjects:
Terrorism — France — Paris — Fiction.
Kidnapping — Fiction.
Paris (France) — Fiction.
Kidnapping.
Terrorism.
France — Paris.

THE LAST SAVANNA ISBNs
Paperback: 9781949751185
Ebook: 9781949751192
Audiobook: 9781536674897

First Publication: 2013
286 pages

Short Description:
An intense memoir of humanity’s ancient heartland, its people, wildlife, deserts and jungles, and the deep, abiding power of love. “One of the best books yet on Africa, a stunning tale of love and loss amid a magnificent wilderness and its myriad animals, and a deadly manhunt through savage jungles, steep mountains and fierce deserts as an SAS commando tries to save the elephants, the woman he loves and the soul of Africa itself.” – FIRST PRIZE FOR FICTION, Los Angeles Book Festival

OCLC Number: 849204532

Cataloging Subjects:
Elephants — Fiction.
Africa — Fiction.
Kenya — Fiction.
Endangered species — Fiction.
Poachers — Africa — Fiction.
Kidnapping — Fiction.
Elephants.
Endangered species.
Kidnapping.
Poachers.
Africa.
Kenya.

TIBETAN CROSS ISBNs
Paperback: 9781949751123
Ebook: 9781949751130
Audiobook: 9781536674927

First Publication: 2014
392 pages

Short Description:
A terrifying international manhunt and stunning love story that begins in the spring of 1973, when an American climber in the Himalayas stumbles on a shipment of backpack nuclear weapons headed into Tibet for use against China. Pursued by spy agencies and other killers across Asia, North Africa, Europe and the United States, he is captured then rescued by a beautiful young woman with whom he forms a deadly liaison. They escape, are captured and escape again, death always at their heels. “A deft thriller that will reinforce your worst about the CIA and the Bomb.” (Publishers Weekly)

OCLC Number: 893482767

Cataloging Subjects:
Spy stories.
Tibet Autonomous Region (China) — Fiction.
Nuclear warfare — Fiction.
Cold War — Fiction.
Suspense fiction.
Romance fiction.
Nuclear warfare.
China — Tibet Autonomous Region.

HOUSE OF JAGUAR ISBNs
Paperback: 9781949751147
Ebook: 9781949751154
Audiobook: 9781536674729

First Publication: 2014
288 pages

Short Description:
A tense, dangerous thriller of CIA operations and dirty wars in Latin America, guerrilla battles, drug flights, environmental catastrophes and genocides. Vietnam hero Joe Murphy gets ambushed in Guatemala with a planeload of grass, and is soon caught up in the guerrilla war between revolutionaries and the country’s military regime. Based on the author’s own experiences as a war and human rights journalist there. “A high-octane story rife with action.” (Kirkus)

OCLC Number: 900269256

Cataloging Subjects:
United States. — Central Intelligence Agency — Fiction.
Drug traffic — Guatemala — Fiction.
Jungles — Guatemala — Fiction.
Guatemala — History — Civil War, 1960-1996 — Fiction.
United States. — Central Intelligence Agency.
Drug traffic.
Jungles.
Guatemala.

JOY: Poems of Love, Life and Fate

First Publication: 2022

THE DRUM THAT BEATS WITHIN US: Poems by Mike Bond

ISBNs:
Paperback: 9781949751000
Ebook: 9781949751017

First Publication: 2018
103 pages

Short Description:
Poetry of the Rocky Mountains, of wilderness and the world, of human passion and destiny. An award-winning poet and critically acclaimed novelist, Mike Bond shares his deep love for our magnificent western forests, mountains and wild open spaces, his profound expression of the joys and tragedies of love and of life’s greatest existential questions. “Exquisite.” (Library Thing)

OCLC Number: 1085545334

Cataloging Subjects:
American poetry.
Nature — Poetry.
Love poetry.
Death — Poetry.
Ecology — Poetry.
War poetry.
Death.
Ecology.
Nature.