The Bonnie Dead: A Scottish Detective Mystery (DCI Lomond Crime Thrillers)

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With the assistance of a CIA officer and an intelligence analyst, the two reporters discover evidence of a conspiracy involving the British government, the white house, and a dark deep state organization. Omg I don’t think the author knew who the killer was… or he kept changing his mind. It just does not make sense… To kill the infamous couple, authorities trained their sights on a known accomplice of theirs named Henry Methvin. He had family in Bienville Parish. And authorities suspected that Methvin, Bonnie, and Clyde would head to the Methvin house if they got separated. Could the Sandman's identity lie buried in the coldest of cold cases? Or is a new killer about to claim their first victim?

By 1933, Bonnie and Clyde had become quite infamous for their crimes — especially after a shootout in Joplin, Missouri left two police officers dead. A later investigation of the crime scene turned up a camera full of pictures of the couple, which swiftly ran in newspapers across the country. The funny part here is though, that it is written so well you keep reading to the end without question, thoroughly enjoying the read. The disappointed comes when you realize the read is over and none of your questions were answered. they discover that the occupant of that residence was murdered, by a female no less ( nothing against women but considering she was all alone dragging a male corpse around) and afterwards dumped in its entirety in a tunnel that is as inaccessible as they come (author described it as such, not me) the kill was violent, loads of blood, but no cause of death given, no details on the how and when, just a guesstimate) Hello? You are indicating that a paedophile succumbed to his urges 20 years ago…yet somehow there are 10 years between one murder and the other. It is said the man was fired for grooming! In an online chat but no one did anything, not even open a case AND his colleague knew about his preferences but didn’t even come forward then? How did he meet Sharon? Why did the collude? There is no history behind this…The Bonnie Dead: A Scottish Detective Mystery (DCI Lomond Crime Thrillers) by Andrew Raymond – eBook Details Could the Sandman’s identity lie buried in the coldest of cold cases? Or is a new killer about to claim their first victim? I haven’t read any of Andrew Raymond’s books before, so I was excited to read The Bonnie Dead, the first novel in the DCI Lomond Crime Thrillers series and it was brilliant! I sometimes find it hard to get into thrillers, but I couldn’t put it down and read it within a day. Soon afterward, their life of crime began in earnest, as the duo started committing several robberies together. But before long, Clyde Barrow’s crimes began to escalate. After one of his accomplices killed a store owner in 1932, Clyde decided to go on the run. And he took Bonnie with him.

This very entertaining book is the 1st volume of the "DCI Lomond Crime Thriller" series from the Scottish author, Andrew Raymond.On the evening of May 21, 1934, a posse of six police officers from Texas and Louisiana set up an ambush on a rural road in Bienville Parish, Louisiana. They were ready to take out Bonnie and Clyde for good. Storytelling is marvellous, the story is well structured and executed, but the characters in general are professionally very sound but personally somewhat shallow, and that last bit is my only small complaint about this story as a whole. And after the murder of a man in Texas a few months later, another warrant was issued. A farmer who claimed to have witnessed the murder said that Bonnie had held the gun and laughed as the man died. Although the witness may have exaggerated Bonnie’s involvement, this changed the public’s perception of her. Previously, she was seen primarily as a bystander. Despite emphasizing of the North Korean regime, The Limits of the World can also be considered a Cold War spy novel. Andrew Raymond does a fantastic job of detailing the North Korean realm where the main character lives. It is obvious that the author did extensive research into the country and the secrets, and most about this secretive government. The author also does a fantastic job in creating two believable western journalists trying to infiltrate and expose the dark side of DPRK. When legendary crime novelist William MacRae is found murdered in his Glasgow home, Police Scotland’s premier investigator DCI John Lomond is put on the case.