She dreamed of being a star. Instead, she became an outlaw.
Bonnie Parker was a bright student, a natural performer, and a poet with dreams of fame. But in the bleak landscape of Depression-era Texas, opportunity was scarce. Then she met Clyde Barrow, and love led her down a path from which there was no escape.
Told with the pacing of a thriller and the depth of literary fiction, Bonnie follows her from a promising youth to her final desperate months of shoot-outs, kidnappings, and high-speed getaways. As law enforcement closes in, Bonnie must face the price of her devotion.
From the New York Times bestselling author of Drowning Ruth, Bonnie is a haunting, beautifully written portrait of one of history’s most infamous women—and the love that sealed her fate.
