..".strap on your seat belt, it's a wild ride. Take a little Hunter Thompson, add some Dashiell Hammett, throw in a pinch of noir, and let it ferment for five minutes in a bottle of Boone's Farm...that's the mix these books deliver on." R. Baker "The only author to fictionalize with historic accuracy one of the most divisive and monumental periods in modern American history, the 1960's." "The Woodstock Conspiracy" is the third book of "The Woodstock Trilogy," which also includes "Monterey Pop: Summer of Love" and "Chicago: Days of Rage." It tells of the dramatic rise of the 1960's counterculture as witnessed from the perspectives of an audacious flower child, an increasingly disconnected CIA assassin, and his boss who is determined to prevent a bloody revolution at any cost. "The Woodstock Conspiracy" is the story of CIA case officer, Percy Arnold, and Marla Donahue, a free-spirited, young woman, caught up in the maelstrom as the counterculture reaches its zenith at Woodstock, implodes, and collapses. Percy and his team, Monday and Jackson, conduct an illegal, domestic surveillance operation of the sixties counterculture for the Nixon White House. In defiance of direct orders, he expands the scope of his operation until rock stars like Jimi Hendrix, Jim Morrison and Janis Joplin are expiring at an alarming rate. To the public, it was drugs, but there are people who know better and Percy is forced to deal with them. Officially, the program is cancelled and Percy reassigned. Undaunted, he employs a more subtle means of assassination for his next target and he sets in motion one last murder only one man can stop.