Bonnie and Clyde: Radioactive - Paperback

by Clark Hays (Author), Kathleen McFall (Author)

THE REVENGE OF BONNIE AND CLYDE

Saving the future by exploding the past

It's January 1945, six years since the start of World War Two. As the bloody conflict drags on, America has undertaken a massive top-secret effort to unleash the power of the atom and develop the first nuclear bomb. A network of Nazi and Soviet spies is determined to steal the technology or, failing that, sabotage the project. But first, they have to get past Bonnie and Clyde.

A decade has passed since the infamous outlaw lovers were spared their gruesome deaths and forced into a covert life. Now seasoned spies, they're embedded in the Manhattan Project, as bar owners and petty crooks, trying to sort out who would sell out the USA to its enemies.

In a heart-pounding adventure spanning the windswept landscapes of eastern Washington to an isolated internment camp in the California mountains, Bonnie and Clyde face deception at every turn along with a personal tragedy, pushing them close to the edge.

Can the former outlaws put aside their desire for revenge long enough to help end the war?

The thrilling story cuts back and forth between the modern era where a reporter interviews the now-elderly Bonnie Parker, and the dangerous 1940s undercover exploits of Bonnie and Clyde, as they are thrust into a fight to defend the working class against corporate greed.

Bonnie and Clyde: Radioactive concludes the explosive "what-if" story about two unlikely heroes fighting to preserve the founding principles of American democracy--a historical thriller that reimagines the past to reclaim the present.