Jane Bond Books in Order
Jane Bond is a series of 5 books written by VR Tapscott.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Jane Bond books in publication order
5 books
Dark Side of the Moon
by VR Tapscott
2020
Jane Bond discovers a working spaceship among the belongings Kit left behind, but flying it is another matter. With artificial pilot Olive joining her friends, she ventures toward mysteries waiting on the moon's far side.
Moons of Jupiter
by VR Tapscott
2020
Recovering at home after a dangerous lunar encounter, Jane leaves her friends to explore without her. When the creature that attacked her returns, the group must find a way to stop its increasingly destructive appearances.
Some Assembly Required
by VR Tapscott
2020
Elementary school librarian Jane Bond unearths the artificial intelligence piloting an ancient spacecraft. Searching worldwide for its missing parts disrupts her friendships and romances, especially as the machine's purpose begins to seem more threatening than expected.
Jane in Space
by VR Tapscott
2021
Another Jane Bond awakens after a long sleep and enters an adventure involving robots, zombies, and spaceships. Encounters in Australia and beyond bring unfamiliar dangers, strange technology, and companions whose abilities complicate her return to activity.
The Evershaw Curse
by VR Tapscott
2021
The Bailey and Bond Detective Agency takes a case involving a husband who vanished nearly twenty years earlier. Jane, Bailey, and Olive travel worldwide seeking clues, while a murder adds urgency to their new investigation.
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