Benji & Clyde

By: Mark A. Roeder

Narrated by: Sean Letourneau

Benji and Clyde were unknown farm boys living in poverty in 1928, but by 1929, they were the most notorious teen bank robbers in history. They were the youngest in a world of gangsters and Tommy guns, but, by the end of their reign, their names would forever be remembered along with those of Al Capone, John Dillinger, "Baby Face" Nelson, and Bonnie & Clyde.

Benji & Clyde is the story of two boys who took on the injustice of their world and earned themselves a place in history. Sometimes, crime does pay.

©2018 Mark A. Roeder (P)2019 Mark A. Roeder

One of Mark's better writings

The story was good. filled with list, desire and violence. But what fo you expect when your dealing with bank robbers? I can see of stealing from the rich and giving to the poor, but isn't there other ways to do that besides robbing grocery stores. gas stations & banks?
The deaths of some of the members of the gang was sad, and it wasn't overdone. Excellent narration! Especially of the character Rory!

Over the Top

Could only handle 2 hours of this book. Thought the unnecessarily graphic details of the main characters same-sex relationship might subside as the story progressed, but not so lucky. The stories premise sounded very intriguing, but was over-run by the extra-curricular activities. Don't waste your time or money - like I did - on this book!