Reporter Royce Jenkins meets a woman who claims she is Bonnie of the famous Bonnie and Clyde. Since they have been dead since 1934 and it's now the mid-1980s, Royce has a hard time believing what this woman is telling him. Royce decides he is going to investigate this story. Little does he know, this will to take him on a crazy journey from past to present.
Bonnie starts telling him the story of her life with Clyde. Their death was faked and Bonnie and Clyde were kidnapped. They are forced to become spies, and their first mission is to stop an assassination attempt on President Roosevelt. Out of options but still unaware of the true identity of who kidnapped them, Bonnie and Clyde know they have to do whatever they can to prevent this. Can they trust the people who are forcing them to do this dangerous work? They do know, however, that if they don't do it, they will be arrested and sentenced to death.
I absolutely loved
Bonnie and Clyde: Saving democracy, one bank robbery at a
time.
As the country limps out of the Great Depression, America
needs new heroes. Like Bonnie and Clyde.
Turns out, they never died that fateful day in 1934. The
photos of their bloodied bullet-riddled corpses and the
funerals were faked. Instead, the outlaw lovers were
forced
into a covert life, and they are given a dangerous and
desperate mission--stop a deadly plot underwritten by a
cabal of wealthy industrialists intent on sinking the
progressive New Deal policies.
During the Great Depression, a moment in America's
history
dominated by bread lines, Hoovervilles and foreclosed
farms,
when the economy had spectacularly failed the working
class,
will Bonnie and Clyde overcome their pasts to protect the
"forgotten man?" Can true love, a fast car and a Browning
Automatic Rifle rescue America from itself?
Bonnie and Clyde: Resurrection Road tells a fascinating
"what-if" story of the return of two anti-heroes thrust
unwillingly into a fight against inequality during
America's
Great Depression--a historical thriller with surprising
contemporary relevance.
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