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Summer of '69 is a novel of the sixties. Two friends, Bob Balzak, an ex-Marine recently returned from Vietnam, and James Johnson, an incipient writer and recalcitrant opponent of the war, take their summer break from the University of Washington and travel to Mexico on an odyssey which takes them on the adventure of their lives, ultimately culminating at the consummate rock concert of their generation, Woodstock, where music, drugs and sex all merge to give them a caution and an inspiration for the future.

The exciting story of the outlaw, Harry Tracy, who was the subject of the most famous manhunt in the Pacific Northwest in the sping and summer of 1902. The book gives details of Tracy's life as well as a historical perspective of the late nineteenth century and early twentieth century settings in which the chase took place. The accounts of the manhunt are built from daily newspaper accounts of the actual events.