Apache (Terry Harknett) Books in Order

Cuchillo keeps hunting the sadistic Pinner, knowing luck cannot save his enemy forever.

Cuchillo Oro, grandson of Mangas Coloradas, begins his war on the men who maimed him and murdered his family.

Trapped with wagon-train survivors dying of thirst and hunger, Cuchillo becomes the most expendable man in a desperate camp.

Falsely accused and facing the hangman, Cuchillo has to escape, find the real killer, and take justice into his own hands.

Entering a white-held fort takes every ounce of Cuchillo's restraint, because one insult too many could start a massacre.

After Cuchillo rescues Linda Daughton, a ruthless rich man named Frankie Ettinger comes after him with revenge on his mind.

A wounded bounty hunter, Mexican bandits, and a firing squad leave Cuchillo fighting for survival in brutal Sonoran heat.

Trying to save a woman in Oregon only gets Cuchillo blamed for murder and hunted by men who want him dead.

Accused of a railroad massacre he did not commit, Cuchillo must survive cavalry brutality and a renegade Apache rival.

Cuchillo follows Pinner to San Francisco, where the hunt spills from the trail into crowded streets and a desperate escape.

Left for dead by the Doubleday brothers, Cuchillo rises to claim revenge and a deadly share in a treasure hunt.

Captured by deserters hunting buried treasure, Cuchillo bargains for his life and plots a savage trap of his own.

Forced onto the trail with the man who murdered his family, Cuchillo faces ambush, memory, and a revenge plan thrown badly off course.

A dying prophecy says Pinner must have wife and child before vengeance is fulfilled, and Cuchillo waits for the chance to strike where it all began.

Still sworn to kill Cyrus Pinner, Cuchillo closes in again as prophecy, marriage, and revenge all converge.

Another Apache is using Cuchillo's name and golden knife, forcing him to hunt an impostor who is staining his legend with murder.

After witnessing a savage attack on a Ute woman and children, Cuchillo turns his anger on a sheriff and deputies who mistake cruelty for law.

Guiding performers across Texas, Cuchillo runs into a deranged ex-colonel and a desert trail that turns murderous fast.

Escorting a white woman south of the border, Cuchillo stumbles into a violent land dispute that nobody plans to leave alive.

A strange woman called Water Lily draws Cuchillo into a brutal conflict of mysticism, desire, and sudden death.

After the events of Slow Dying, Cuchillo reaches San Francisco and gets tangled with a seductive madam whose offer looks too good to trust.

Cuchillo takes a white wife and immediately finds himself hunted by outlaw enemies and distrusted by his own people.

Cuchillo crosses the desert half-dead and hunted, only to reach a fort where old loyalties and fresh violence are waiting.

Chased across hostile country, Cuchillo faces soldiers, settlers, and old enemies on a punishing ride where survival and revenge pull in opposite directions.

Falsely trapped by white justice again, Cuchillo must outthink a town that is ready to hang first and ask questions much later.

Old wounds and unfinished scores drag Cuchillo back toward the past, where memory, betrayal, and frontier violence refuse to stay buried.

Cuchillo Oro's war with Captain Pinner reaches another deadly turn as old vows, old losses, and frontier hatred finally demand payment in blood.