It was her alright. Lucy Cunningham was playing on the slide outside the back door of her house. She was sliding down in her pretty pink dress and laughing all the time. Then she would run around to the back of the slide, climb up the ladder and slide down again laughing as she went. She looked like any other two year old playing in her garden on a nice summers day. It wasn't that simple though.

Lucy Cunningham was in fact secret agent Lucky Lu. She was the leader of a secret police team for fighting special crimes. All of the team members were less than 10 years old. That way the baddies never thought they were police and didn't worry about them when they saw them.

She had gotten the nickname Lucky Lu because every time she caught a bad guy she would say "It was nothing really. I was just lucky again".

While she was climbing up the steps of the slide her radio went beep beep and a voice said "Lucky Lu. Come in Lucky Lu. We've got a hot one for you." Lucy took her 

soother radio out of her mouth and starting talking to it. "Lucky Lu here. Go ahead". She then held her soother to her ear so so could hear the caller more clearly.

It turned out that Witchie Witch, one of Lucky Lu's worst enemies had just carried out one of the worst crimes ever. She had gone to all of the houses, shops and factories and stolen all the Barbie dolls that she could find. Now to a two year old like Lucy, even though she was a secret agent she knew

this was one of the worst crimes ever.

She just said "OK" into her soother radio and quickly jumped down from the slide and ran into the house to get her two brothers.

You see Lucy worked mostly with her brothers who were also secret agents.

There was Brendan (Brave Bren) aged 8 and Conal (Courageous Cun) aged 6. Brave Bren was the weapons expert, Courageous Cun the driver and Lucky Lu was the navigator. Together they could beat any baddie they met.

"Come on boys" she said. "We've got to go". Brendan and Conal dropped the controls for the play station game they were playing and jumped to their feet. 

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