Misfortune Annie and the Locomotive Reaper by Gusto Dave

I love George Lucas’s work, specifically the Indiana Jones series.

To honestly tell Misfortune Annie’s beginning, we must first return to a greater influence. Where did the idea come from for this unique sounding series?įirst off, thank you for hosting us, Greg, and it should be known that I’ve never matured beyond middle school. Thank you for joining me at ALWAYS in the MIDDLE. They graciously answered a few questions. I strapped on some chaps and spurs and sat down with the authors. When Annie again meets the Locomotive Reaper, his gadgetry proves far more advanced - and deadly - than even top scientists could have imagined. Partnered with Beau Slokam, whose penchant for gambling leads them straight to the Doom Gang, Misfortune Annie guides the smooth-talking Southerner in a chase through the Rockies, with her Cheyenne friend, Wontoa, rounding out their unlikely trio. Too soon, her detested nickname re-stakes its claim. Promising to find out what he can about her missing father, the Director of the Secret Service persuades Annie to swear in. When Annabelle Fortune, the fastest gunslinger in the wild west, inadvertently stops a stranger from attacking a train - and he wears a suit that enables him to fly! - the government believes she’s the only one to have witnessed the Locomoti ve Reaper and survived to tell the tale. The book jacket description sounds like something kids and adults will find appealing: I’m pleased to be a part of this exciting launch of a new series.

Misfortune Annie and the Locomotive Reaper by Gusto Dave