Border Bred
By Tuttle, W. C.
On a restless borderland of dusty roads, mesquite hills, and moonlit danger, young Dobie Dixon lives in the shadow of his father’s death and the lawless traffic that crosses the line. When a smuggling ring threatens an innocent child and a dangerous cargo, Dobie’s quiet courage draws him into a perilous test of loyalty, justice, and nerve. W. C. Tuttle’s frontier tale blends Western adventure, border intrigue, and coming-of-age grit in a sharply drawn portrait of a boy forced to act like a man.
Publisher: Boy Scouts of America (in Boy’s Life)
First published: 1923