Lucky Star #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeLucky Star #7 is an anthology of western cowboy stories advertised as containing five tales: "Boss of Rails," "Freedom on the Range," "A Boy's Best Friend," "The Man Who Came Back," and "Hook Line and Sinker." The visible pages show a story involving a cowboy named Lucky who aids a Native American child separated from a traveling group, then later helps Chief Great Eagle and the Sioux tribe with a mission, including a raid on Pawnee territory on horseback.
Lucky Star infiltrates a brutal construction camp run by the ruthless Frisco, who pockets his workers' wages and rules through intimidation—but when Lucky challenges the tyrant to a shooting contest and outshines him in front of the crew, the workers finally find the courage to stand against their cruel boss. With the sheriff on the way and Frisco's reign of terror crumbling, Lucky proves that sometimes the best way to fight a bully is to beat him at his own game.
When a small chihuahua gets caught in a tumble weed and takes a shine to Vamos, the Mexican sidekick finds himself caught between his newfound friend and the dog's rightful owners—until a dangerous situation at Slippery Rock Pass gives him a chance to prove his worth. Facing falling rocks and a treacherous mountain pass, Vamos must act quickly to save the travelers from disaster, and his heroism earns him an unexpected reward: the chance to keep the little dog he's grown to love.
Lucky Star grows suspicious when a man claiming to be the long-lost nephew of a local rancher arrives with a tale of fifteen years captivity among the Pawnees—and he enlists Chief Great Eagle and the Sioux to investigate whether the story holds water. When the truth emerges, Lucky must act fast to stop an elaborate con from bilking Uncle Jack out of his fortune and rescue the real Drew boy from the tribe that's held him all these years.
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