Mike Bond

on  Tour

August 15-September 11

with

Amazon best-seller thriller

Goodbye Paris

(thriller)

 Release date: June 11, 2019
at Big City Press

349  pages

ISBN: paperback: 978-1-949751-02-4
ISBN ebook: 978-1-949751-03-1

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SYNOPSIS

Special Forces veteran Pono Hawkins races from a Tahiti surfing competition to France when he learns that a terrorist he’d thought was dead, Mustafa al-Boudienne, has a backpack nuclear weapon and plans to destroy Paris. Pono was once Mustafa’s prisoner, and he is now the only one left alive to identify him.
Joining allies from US and French intelligence, including a fearless and brilliant French agent, Anne Ronsard, with whom he soon falls in love, Pono faces impossible odds to stop Mustafa before he can destroy the most beautiful city on earth.
Third in the Pono Hawkins series after best-selling Saving Paradise and Killing Maine, the newest Pono thriller takes the reader into never-before revealed depths of covert action on three continents, insider secrets in the war against terrorism, and intense memories of combat in Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere. Alive with covert action and unknown details of 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.
Can be read as a standalone.

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VIRTUAL BOOK TOUR SCHEDULE

Thursday, August 15
Review, Excerpt and Giveaway at Locks, Hooks and Books

Wednesday, August 21
Review at Impressions In Ink

Wednesday, September 11
Review and Giveaway at Words And Peace

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Author of eight best-selling, critically-acclaimed novels,
an award-winning poet, ecologist, and war and human rights journalist,
Mike Bond has worked and lived
in many dangerous and war-torn regions of the world.
Based on his own experiences,
his novels portray the innate hunger of the human heart for good,
the intense joys of love, the terror and fury of battle,
the sinister conspiracies of dictators, corporations and politicians,
and the beauty of the vanishing natural world.