There are many ways to die in the Sierra Madre, a notorious 900-mile stretch of mountain ranges, drug mafias and machine guns in northern Mexico. And you can be sure that Thomas Cook Award-winning author Richard Grant narrowly evaded all of them in the writing of Bandit Roads!
Braving the length of this lawless land would be ill-advised in anyone's books. And in this one it proves true enough, as Richard, in a fearless piece of investigative writing, explores a sinister, surreal landscape of cocaine-selling grandmas and hostile villages where homicide is the most common cause of death. Finally it seems his luck's about to run out as he's pursued by men with seriously itchy trigger fingers ...