Bass Reeves, Deputy U.S. Marshal Books in Order

In 1875, newly appointed deputy marshal Bass Reeves begins pursuing fugitives across Indian Territory. This fictional account follows his first two years enforcing the law, drawing on his tracking skills, marksmanship, and knowledge of tribal languages.

Deputy U.S. Marshal Bass Reeves pursues a dangerous outlaw through Indian Territory after a Texas Ranger is killed. The hunt leads toward a confrontation in the Cherokee Hills, where bringing his quarry to justice means risking his life.

Bass Reeves enters the Chickasaw Nation with captured fugitives chained in his prisoner wagons. Beyond a boundary where outlaws threaten any deputy who crosses, his roundup puts him and his entourage in hostile country.

Deputy U.S. Marshal Bass Reeves receives a warrant for Belle Starr, a woman he considers a friend. Carrying out his duty puts their connection under pressure as personal loyalty collides with the demands of frontier law.

Deputy U.S. Marshal Bass Reeves is sent to arrest a young woman who leads an outlaw gang along the Red River. Her attacks on river traffic turn the assignment into a confrontation with an unconventional adversary.

When Bass Reeves arrests an elderly Native American medicine man, the prisoner places a curse on him. The deputy must confront a threat unlike an ordinary outlaw’s gun while carrying out his work in Indian Territory.

Bass Reeves and Henry Lone Tree enter Indian Territory to capture a man wanted for brutal Texas murders. As they follow his trail, Bass weighs whether disguise and deception can succeed against such a dangerous fugitive.

This collection fictionalizes further adventures of Bass Reeves, one of the first Black deputy U.S. marshals west of the Mississippi. The stories follow the lawman's pursuit of fugitives across Indian Territory, drawing on the historical figure's remarkable career.

An ambush interrupts Bass Reeves's shopping trip for his daughter. Pursuing the gunman with Henry Lone Tree, he uncovers a bootlegging operation whose reach and dangers extend far beyond the attack that first drew his attention.

Bass Reeves heads toward Waynoka to arrest ten fugitives, only to encounter new crimes along the way. When the gang allies with cattle rustlers, his small posse faces the possibility of a battle against overwhelming odds.

Rancher Lizzie Williams insists on joining Bass Reeves and Henry Lone Tree as they track cattle thieves in Indian Territory. Finding the rustlers is only part of the job: Bass must also stop their furious victim from hanging them.

While pursuing rustlers, Bass Reeves and Henry Lone Tree encounter a woman escaping a settlement controlled by the Reapers. Captured themselves, the lawmen must find a way out and decide how to free the group's other prisoners.

Assigned undercover duty in Muscogee, Bass Reeves recruits Henry Lone Tree to investigate a troublesome band of newcomers. Their disguises reveal that the group's plans extend beyond ordinary mischief, leaving the two friends to uncover and confront a larger threat.

A threatening letter sends Bass Reeves searching for the person who wants him dead. With Henry Lone Tree and an aspiring deputy, he investigates outlaw camps and would-be settlers while trying to bring his enemy in alive.

Vince Logan moves his cattle-rustling gang from West Texas into Indian Territory, expecting a fresh base of operations. Bass Reeves and Henry Lone Tree stand in the way, determined to bring the newcomers to justice despite difficult odds.

Bass Reeves and Henry Lone Tree pursue bank robbers into the Cherokee Hills with a small posse. The Clearwater Gang's hidden refuge is difficult enough to reach, but unexpected assistance to the outlaws complicates the lawmen's attempt to capture them.

After a failed bank robbery, Sam Hill's gang hides in Indian Territory. Bass Reeves and a rival deputy compete for their capture, while Henry Lone Tree helps Bass use local knowledge to track the fugitives into the Cherokee Hills.

A railroad worker's murder draws Bass Reeves and Henry Lone Tree into a hunt for a ranch hand. Capturing the suspect leaves another challenge: protecting their prisoner from the dead man's friends, who want revenge before the law can act.

Helping a London detective pursue an English fugitive, Bass Reeves discovers women being transported to a trafficking gang. When the wanted man joins those captors, Bass and Henry Lone Tree must combine an international manhunt with a dangerous rescue.