Praise for Tibetan Cross:
“A thriller that everyone should go out and buy right away. The writing is wonderful throughout, and Bond never loses the reader’s attention. This is less a thriller, at times, than essay, with Bond working that fatalistic margin where life and death are one and the existential reality leaves one caring only to survive.” − Sunday Oregonian
“A tautly written study of one man’s descent into living hell … Strong and forceful, its sharply written prose, combined with a straightforward plot, builds a mood of near claustrophobic intensity.” − Spokane Chronicle
“Grips the reader from the very first chapter until the climactic ending.” − United Press International
“Bond’s deft thriller will reinforce your worst fears about the CIA and the Bomb … A taut, tense tale of pursuit through exotic and unsavory locales.” − Publishers Weekly
“One of the most exciting in recent fiction … an astonishing thriller that speaks profoundly about the venality of governments and the nobility of man.” − San Francisco Examiner
“It is a thriller… Incredible, but also believable.” − Associated Press
“Murderous intensity… A tense and graphically written story.” − Richmond Times-Dispatch
“The most jaundiced adventure fan will be held by Tibetan Cross … It’s a superb volume with enough action for anyone, a well-told story that deserves the increasing attention it’s getting.” − Sacramento Bee
“Intense and unforgettable from the opening chapter … thought-provoking and very well written.” − Fort Lauderdale News
“Grips the reader from the opening chapter and never lets go.” − Miami Herald
A “chilling story of escape and pursuit.” − Tacoma News-Tribune
“This novel is touted as a thriller – and that is what it is … The settings are exotic, minutely described, filled with colorful characters.” − Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
“Almost impossible to put down … Relentless. As only reality can have a certain ring to it, so does this book. It is naked and brutal and mind boggling in its scope. It is a living example of not being able to hide, ever … The hardest-toned book I’ve ever read. And the most frightening glimpse of mankind I’ve seen. This is a 10 if ever there was one.” − I Love a Mystery