Ride or Die: A Love Story of Smoke and Mirrors

What happens when the system breaks the people meant to fix it?

Bonnie was a teacher who believed in justice-until she was fired for teaching students to think for themselves. Clyde was a preacher who wanted to help people-until he discovered the church cared more about profit than salvation.

Now she's tutoring entitled rich kids who think poverty is a choice. He's driving drunk passengers around a city that's forgotten how to care about the broken.

When they meet in a dive bar, the chemistry is instant and dangerous. But their casual hookups evolve into something deeper when they realize they're both tired of playing by rules designed to crush people like them.

From stolen watches to redistributed wealth, from passionate nights to revolutionary days-this is the story of two lost souls who found each other and decided to fight back against a world that had given up on them.

A modern reimagining of the legendary outlaws, Ride or Die is a love story written in smoke and mirrors, where justice wears a mask and sometimes the only way to save the world is to burn it down first.

Some love stories are written in blood. Others are written in rebellion.

⚠️ Contains mature themes including domestic violence, crime, and steamy romantic scenes ⚠️

Notes:

A modern reimagining of the legendary Bonnie and Clyde, set in contemporary Dallas. This story explores themes of domestic violence, moral ambiguity, and what happens when good people are pushed too far.

Please mind the tags and warnings - this story contains graphic violence and disturbing themes.

No prior knowledge of the original Bonnie and Clyde story required.