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Snow

Called the “master of the existentialist thriller” by the BBC, renowned author Mike Bond is back with a new release, Snow, following his 2016 book, Assassins. Ecologist, war and human rights journalist, poet, and author, Mike Bond has covered a lot of ground, and his knowledge of each subject only adds to the depth and complexity of every book he publishes. In this regard, Snow is no different from Bond’s other books – beautifully developed characters, a twisting storyline, each line bringing the scene and the characters to life. But all things considered, Snow is a very unique book.

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When three hunters find a crashed plane filled with cocaine, each one has their own reasons for taking it – one is in debt to some shady people in Las Vegas; the other has lost all of his and his client’s investments on Wall Street; and their guide is trying to save his ranch from being taken over by an energy company. This deep in the cold, Montana wilderness, there’s no one to interfere in each of their attempts to take the drugs for themselves. But, when two manage to succeed, they find themselves running from not only the cops, but a hitman for the cocaine cartel, a Yale MBA and Harvard graduate cartel boss, their guide, the DEA, and Las Vegas hitmen.

More than just a thriller, Snow lights up the complexities of American culture, the tensions of morality and obligation, and the human search for love and freedom, all of which makes it clear that Bond is a masterful storyteller. Exploring the psyche, and the depths of human reasoning and drive, Snow is a captivating story, sure to thrill and startle readers, keeping them on edge from the beginning of the first chapter, to the end of the last.

‘Snow’ was released on October 1st. 

For more information on author Mike Bond, please visit his website mikebondbooks.wordpress.com

 

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Genre: Thrillers
ISBN: 9781627040370
Rachel Fogle De Souza

Rachel Fogle De Souza was born and raised in Connecticut, and traveled extensively throughout Europe, parts of Asia, and the United States, before attending college at the University of California, Davis, where she received a B.A. in Comparative Literature, with a double minor in Women, Gender and Sexualities studies, and Middle Eastern/South Asian studies. When she's not writing, she's reading, boxing, or thinking about traveling.

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