Bluffer's luck

"Bluffer's Luck" by W. C. Tuttle is a captivating story set in the early 1900s that follows Nan Whitlock, a young woman down on her luck in Lobo Wells, Arizona, whose life takes an unexpected turn. When her roommate passes away, Nan discovers a letter revealing an inheritance for the deceased friend, presenting Nan with a challenging decision: risk everything by assuming her friend's identity and cashing the check or continue struggling in poverty. This sets the stage for a tale of survival where Nan Walker gambles with fate as she faces the dangerous world after assuming someone else's identity, and must use her wits to navigate the complexities of a new identity built on deception. The novel explores themes of chance and the unpredictable nature of life, all unfolding within a harsh landscape where one wrong move could cost everything.