Casey L. Bond Books In Order

Publication Order of Frenzy Books

Publication Order of The Harvest Saga Books

Publication Order of The High Stakes Saga Books

Publication Order of House of Eclipses Books

Publication Order of Instant Gratification Books

Publication Order of Keeper of Crows Books

Publication Order of The New Covenant Books

Publication Order of When Wishes Bleed Books

Publication Order of Where Oceans Burn Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Publication Order of Love in the 80s Books

Publication Order of Anthologies

Casey L. Bond
American author Casey L. Bond was born in May 1981 in—and is a resident of—Milton, West Virginia. Her husband is called Elton. She is the mother of daughters named Juliet and Eris. Casey, who is a yoga practitioner, has been publishing books since October 2013.
For her general diploma, Casey L. Bond schooled at Hurricane High School, between 1996 and 1999. From 1999 to 2003, she attended Marshall University, wherein she received her bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice and Corrections.

Casey acknowledges the influence of female American authors Tia Silverthorne Bach, Kelly Risser, and N.L. Greene on her writing ambition. Her source of inspiration ranges from songs to medieval civilizations—especially the Norse culture—to social media, particularly Pinterest discussions and Facebook posts. Casey co-authored, alongside her daughter Juliet, the 30-page 2014 juvenile literature book titled Chasing Wishes.
Casey’s genre is fiction, especially the science fiction, epic, dystopia, paranormal, and fantasy sub-genres.

Casey L. Bond: Book Series Written
Casey L. Bond’s literary works range from various standalone books to series. Casey’s debut is an October 2013 standalone book titled Winter Shadows; where a motherless young adult protagonist named Claire—alongside her father and church mates—is weighing her basic human needs in an off-grid hideout, following their escape from forced quarantine.
However, Casey is famed for writing bestselling serialized books. Initially released in January 2014, Reap is the novel in her first Harvest Saga series. There is a 271-page Kindle edition dated March 2014. CreateSpace released a 280-page paperback edition in February 2014.
Reap is about a bumper apple-picking exercise that has brought together two divisions—the well-off Greaters faction against the lowly Lessers faction—in a segregated futuristic America, where the unenthusiastic picker protagonist Abby Kelly tries to balance her inter-caste relationship with her low-profile abolition activism.

Resist is the second book in The Harvest Saga series. Resist’s first edition, a 232-page paperback edition, was initially published in June 2014. There are also a 213-page Kindle edition, dated June 2014; and a 234-page Kindle edition, dated August 2019.
In Resist, protagonist Abby Kelly becomes a vocal activist when she comes back to her Lessers faction that is under systematic subjugation; Abby’s dissidence leads to her arrest, prompting doubtful humanitarian aid from some members of the Greaters faction.
When Wishes Bleed is another series in Casey L. Bond’s bibliography. The series’ first book is also titled When Wishes Bleed whose first format, a 460-page paperback edition, is dated October 11, 2019. Its 462-page Kindle edition is date October 30, 2019. There are a 462-page hardcover edition dated November 1, 2019; a 392-page hardcover edition that Casey released on October 31, 2019; and an audiobook, dated April 23, 2020.
The When Wishes Bleed book is about the fortune-telling commoner Sable who foretells—and protects from—an assassination plot against her potential suitor Prince Tauron.

The Omen of Stones is the second book in the When Wishes Bleed series. The Omen of Stones has a 289-page Kindle, a 356-page hardcover, and a 412-page paperback editions that are dated March 11-13, 2020.

In The Omen of Stones, teenage royal witch Sable is on a life-saving spiritual sojourn whose risks include miraculously surviving an encounter with vigilantes seeking to cleanse the kingdom of the witchcraft.

In Casey L. Bond’s Frenzy series, the first book therein is also titled Frenzy; whose earliest 156-page edition was initially released in January 2016. There are also a 174-page paperback edition that is dated January 2016, and a 176-page Kindle edition that is dated February 2016.
The book Frenzy has an apocalyptic storyline, wherein the only exemptions of a chaotic civilization include a refuge called Blackwater; the Blackwater-associated survivalists include female protagonist Porschia Grant whose only option for acceptance and nourishment is an unguaranteed week-long hunting expedition, away from the no-longer-safe refuge and in a zombie-filled forest.

Frantic is the second book in the Casey’s Frenzy series; Frantic has a 210-page paperback edition, dated January 2016; and a 210-page Kindle edition, dated March 2016. In Frantic, Porschia Grant is foraging when her body starts reacting to her late zombie sister’s infectious bite.
In Casey’s The High Stakes Saga series, the first book is High Stakes whose 203-page Kindle edition is dated January 2019 and 266-page paperback edition is dated November 2018. High Stakes’ protagonist Eve participates in a monster-slaying backward time travel exercise that goes wrong when she finds herself in the plague-laden medieval England.

High Seas is the second book in The High Stakes Saga series. With a 202-page Kindle and a 262-page paperback editions, both dated March 2019; in the High Seas, Eve’s backward time travel—motivated by a quest to cushion a man from morphing into a future monster—thrusts her into an oceanic location, where prowling pirate Blackbeard rescues her.

Casey L. Bond also writes the Sin Series; wherein the first book Sin’s formats include a 220-page paperback edition, dated October 2014, and a comprehensive 411-page Kindle edition that was released in June 2017. Sin is about senator’s daughter Morgan Sinclaire who is planning her escape from a monetized arranged marriage while honeymooning in Sin City.

In Casey L. Bond’s Keeper of Crows series, the first book Keeper of Crows—has 292-page paperback and 293-page Kindle edition, released in March 2019—features addicted inpatient protagonist Carmen Kennedy whose soul-searching desire prompts an unexpected depersonalization.
Keeper of Souls—its 276-page paperback and 244-page Kindle editions are dated May 2017—is the second book in the Keeper of Crows series. Carmen Kennedy has since been discharged, although the schooling woman still gets dissociative episodes, including nightmarish dreams featuring a recurring unidentified male.
Casey L. Bond is the author of the Instant Gratification series whose earliest book is Insta-Hate—it has both 278-page paperback edition (April 2016) and a Kindle edition (May 2016). Insta-Hate is about mentally exhausted romance writer protagonist Alexandria Ray who is involved in a matchmaking project. Casey’s The New Covenant series; in the first book, Pariah (May 2014), freedom-seeking Solara’s desires may be a boon or doom for the human race.

Other Books You May Like
Casey L. Bond’s fans read these books too. Frost Kay’s 2020 book The Hunt—the first book in The Twisted Kingdoms series—is about an embittered royal female outcast-turned-assassin seeking vengeance.
Kate Avery Ellison’s 2019 book Red Rider—the first book in The Sworn Saga series—is about the privileged female werewolf Red whose secretive sole child-bearing capability for her lowly caste is revealed after her deadly interference with her boyfriend’s capital punishment. In The Sworn Saga series’ third 2020 book Black Veil, werewolf Red’s inter-caste mating threatens her allegiance.