Lucky Bunny Bag

Lucky Bunny

Crime's a man's business. So they say. Who was that small figure then, slender enough to trot along the moonlit track, swift and low, virtually invisible? Who was it that covered the green signal with a glove to stop the train, while the two others took care of the driver and his mate? Could it have been one Queenie Dove, survivor of the Depression and the Blitz, not to mention any number of scrapes with the law? Queenie Dove is a self-proclaimed genius when it comes to thieving and escape. Daring, clever and sexy, she ducked and dived through the streets of London from the East End through Soho to Mayfair, graduating from childhood shop-lifting to more glamorous crimes in the post-war decades. So was she wicked through and through, or more sinned against than sinning? Here she tells a vivacious tale of trickery and adventure, but one with more pain and heartbreak than its heroine cares to admit. Yes, luck often favoured her, but that is only part of the story.

The Lucky Bunny

"Just imagine... a magic pony of your very own! It's been a while since Annie has seen Ned, her special magic pony, and she misses him terribly. Even grooming snooty Penelope's real pony isn't the same. Then Penelope's little cousin arrives in tears. Her pet rabbit, Floppy, has disappeared and could be in terrible danger. Anne wants Ned to help her search for the lost rabbit. But where is Ned? If only he'd appear!"-Back cover of book

The Lucky Bag