About the book, Bonnie & Clyde: Dam Nation
- Series: Bonnie & Clyde (Book 2)
- Genre: Historical / Alternative History / Romance
- Publisher: Pumpjack Press on Facebook
- Date of Publication: March 24, 2018
- Number of Pages: 266
Bonnie and Clyde: Defending the working class from a river of greed.
The year is 1935 and the Great Depression has America in a death grip of poverty, unemployment and starvation. But the New Deal is rekindling hope, with federally funded infrastructure projects, like Hoover Dam, putting people back to work. Set to harness the mighty Colorado River for electricity and irrigation, the dam is an engineering marvel and symbol of American can-do spirit.
So, why is someone trying to blow it up?
When an informant on the construction site is murdered, Bonnie and Clyde—spared from their gruesome deaths and forced into a covert life working for the government—are given their second assignment: stop the bomb and protect the thousands of laborers and families in the company town. It’s their most dangerous mission yet: working for a living.
Can the notorious lovers put aside their criminal ways long enough to find out who wants to extinguish the American dream, and hopefully reclaim a shred of redemption along the way?
The thrilling story cuts back and forth between the modern era where a reporter interviews the now-elderly Bonnie Parker, and the dangerous 1930s undercover exploits of Bonnie and Clyde, as they are thrust into a fight to defend the working class against corporate greed.
Dam Nation, a historical thriller with unsettling contemporary parallels, continues the explosive “what-if” series, started in Resurrection Road, about two unlikely heroes fighting to defend the working class during America’s Great Depression.
Praise for Dam Nation: 
Crisply written, well-researched, thoroughly entertaining. As in Resurrection Road, Hays and McFall evoke time and place well in this sequel. The story’s politics are fresh and timely. Readers will find Bonnie and Clyde to be great company, and the novel’s framing story (the widowed Bonnie’s 1984 recollections) gives their relationship an extra layer of poignancy. — Kirkus Reviews
“Dam Nation” highlights the real-life turmoil of the 1930s as only Hays and McFall can — shadowy intrigue, plenty of suspects and enough behind-the-scenes and under-the-covers action to keep the narrative sizzling along to the final page. — East Oregonian
A rollicking good read. The real history of the rise of unions and worker rights against the backdrop of a nation recovering from the Great Depression contributes an engrossing, realistic scenario; a vivid read that blends fiction with nonfiction elements in a way that makes the book hard to put down. — Midwest Book Review
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About the authors, Clark Hays & Kathleen McFall 
Clark and Kathleen wrote their first book together in 1999 as a test for marriage. They passed.
Dam Nation is their sixth co-authored book.
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Bonnie & Clyde Dam Nation Blog Tour Stops
| 5/16/18 | Excerpt | Chapter Break Book Blog |
| 5/17/18 | Review | Forgotten Winds |
| 5/18/18 | Author Interview | StoreyBook Reviews |
| 5/19/18 | Notable Quotable | Bibliotica |
| 5/20/18 | Review | Missus Gonzo |
| 5/21/18 | Character Interview | Texas Book Lover |
| 5/22/18 | Notable Quotable | Tangled in Text |
| 5/23/18 | Review | Hall Ways Blog |
| 5/24/18 | Guest Post | Story Schmoozing Book Reviews |
| 5/25/18 | Review | Momma on the Rocks |
