Larry Bond Books in Order

This scenario book for the Harpoon system imagines naval clashes in a hypothetical NATO-Soviet war. It offers a series of ready-made encounters for readers and players who like modern fleets, submarines, and Cold War stakes.

Political turmoil gives North Korea the chance it has been waiting for, and the peninsula erupts into war. Bond follows commanders, pilots, and soldiers through a conflict that could pull the United States, China, and Russia in deeper.

A compact military reference rather than a novel, this book focuses on the forces, equipment, and battlefield organization of Operation Desert Storm. It is aimed at readers who want the structure of the war laid out clearly.

Afrikaner hardliners seize power in South Africa, revive apartheid politics, and push the region toward war. What starts as a coup becomes a sprawling military crisis involving neighboring states, outside powers, and the danger of nuclear escalation.

A European financial crisis turns into a power grab, and old alliances start to fracture fast. As France and its partners push harder, the United States and Eastern Europe are pulled toward a military showdown no one can easily control.

After spectacular terror attacks throw America into chaos, Peter Thorn and Helen Gray discover the violence is part of a larger Iranian-backed plan. Stopping the campaign means finding the mastermind before the crisis spills into open war.

Peter Thorn and Helen Gray return when terrorists begin moving nuclear weapons toward the United States. Their search runs through Europe and America, where money, ideology, and betrayal inside their own side make every step harder.

A tiny off-the-books unit races to recover stolen radioactive material before it can become a dirty bomb. The mission sends the Team across the former Soviet world while an unseen enemy closes in on Honolulu.

Grounded from flight duty after a crash, Jerry Mitchell refuses to leave the Navy and starts over in the submarine service. To earn his place, he must survive a brutal captain, a covert mission, and dangers he never expected.

The First Team joins an FBI investigation into zealots trying to trigger a religious war through attacks linked to Jerusalem and Iraq. With Mossad in the mix and two plots unfolding at once, trust becomes almost as dangerous as the enemy.

A crisis on the Korean peninsula turns deadly when the Team uncovers hidden nuclear weapons and a plan for a much larger strike. They have to move fast before a regional showdown becomes a global catastrophe.

In collaboration with photographer f-stop Fitzgerald, Bond looks at American war memorials through images and short historical notes. The book is about remembrance as much as design, and about how nations carry the cost of war forward.

Bob Ferguson and the First Team head to Italy to catch the legendary killer known only as T-Rex. The hunt opens onto a larger terrorist plot tied to bioweapons, false leads, and enemies who are hard to see until they strike.

A US submarine mission in the Barents Sea ends in a collision that leaves a Russian boat crippled on the bottom. Jerry Mitchell has to save his own crew, reach angry Russian commanders, and keep trapped sailors alive.

Climate change, shortages, and unrest push China toward war, and scientist Josh MacArthur finds himself carrying proof that could wreck Beijing's excuse for invasion. Surviving the first massacres is hard enough, getting the truth out may be harder.

Edited by Bond, this collection brings together nonfiction and historical writing about submarines and the people who serve in them. It ranges from World War II patrols to Cold War shadow games, with the danger of life below the surface never far away.

CIA officer Mara Duncan must get Josh MacArthur and a young witness out of shattered Hanoi while Chinese agents hunt them. At the same time, Zeus Murphy plans a desperate strike meant to slow the invasion at sea.

An extraction mission off Iran goes wrong when a minisub fire strands Jerry Mitchell, SEALs, and two key defectors ashore. With patrol boats closing in, they have only one shot at getting out with proof of a nuclear plot.

Under secret orders, Major Zeus Murphy hits a Chinese invasion fleet and ends up trapped behind enemy lines. As he fights beside the Vietnamese, Washington battles over whether America will act before the war spreads further.

China's invasion of Vietnam grinds onward as famine, weather shocks, and global politics tighten the screws. Josh and Mara stay hunted, Dirk Silas fights at sea, and Zeus Murphy keeps betting everything on bold action.

Jerry Mitchell witnesses the opening move in a war between China and Vietnam when a Chinese submarine sinks a merchant ship. Soon he is trying to slow both sides before economic collapse or nuclear escalation takes over.

When China begins knocking out American GPS satellites, the US scrambles to turn an unfinished space vehicle into a working weapon. The real battle is not just in orbit, but in the engineering sprint and sabotage on the ground.

A stalemated India-Pakistan war hides a rogue plot to strike China with covert nuclear weapons. When former enemy Girish Samant asks for help, Jerry Mitchell is pulled into a race to stop a wider catastrophe.

North Korea's regime begins to collapse, and the power struggle quickly turns into civil war. As rival factions, outside powers, and weapons of mass destruction come into play, the whole region edges toward disaster.

When a US submarine vanishes in Arctic waters, Jerry Mitchell uncovers a Russian plan built around a stealthy nuclear torpedo. Stopping it means going back to sea and trying to prevent nuclear blackmail from turning into war.