Tibetan Cross

by Mike Bond

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Pub Date Sep 20 2014 | Archive Date Nov 05 2023

Description

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 terrifying international manhunt and stunning love story, Tibetan Cross is a European best-seller.

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...

Advance Praise

“Grips the reader from the opening chapter and never lets go.” —Miami Herald

“A taut, tense tale of pursuit.” —Publishers Weekly

“A thriller that everyone should go out and buy right away.” —Sunday Oregonian

“Murderous intensity.” —Richmond Times-Dispatch

“Intense and unforgettable.” —Fort Lauderdale Sun Sentinel

“Grips the reader from the very first chapter until the climactic ending.” —UPI

“Excruciatingly fast-paced… Awesome.” —Bitten By Books

“A chilling story of escape and pursuit.” —Tacoma News-Tribune

“Impossible to put down... This is a 10 if ever there was one.” —I Love A Mystery

“Mike Bond is the master of the existential thriller.” —BBC

“One of America’s best thriller writers.” —Culture Buzz

“A master of the storytelling craft.” —Midwest Book Review

“One of the 21st Century’s most exciting authors.” —Washington Times

“An acclaimed novelist.” —Where Truth Meets Fiction

“Bond touches on the vast and eerie depths that lie under the thin crust of civilization and the base instinct within man to survive.” —Nottingham Observer (UK)