Chantry Books in Order
Part ofLouis LAmour Books in OrderExplore the Chantry series by Louis L'Amour in order, with short book summaries to help you follow the family's adventures and choose where to begin reading.
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Chantry books in publication order
5 books
North to the Rails
by Louis LAmour
1971
Peaceful Tom Chantry hires ruthless cattleman French Williams to drive his herd north to the railroad. Bound by harsh terms and accompanied by an old antagonist, Tom must confront trail dangers and the reputation that brands him a coward.
Fair Blows the Wind
by Louis LAmour
1973
Forced from Ireland after his father's murder, Tatton Chantry pursues fortune and the recovery of his family land. Trading ventures carry him across the Atlantic, where enemies and wilderness dangers threaten everything he hopes to regain.
The Ferguson Rifle
by Louis LAmour
1973
Ronan Chantry and a group of trappers join an Irish girl's search for a lost treasure linked to Montezuma's gold. Her determined uncle wants it too, turning the hunt into a dangerous contest between educated, resourceful rivals.
Over on the Dry Side
by Louis LAmour
1975
Doby Kernohan and his father settle in an abandoned cabin despite a body outside. Owen Chantry's arrival draws them deeper into a conflict over murder and buried treasure, threatening the fresh start they hoped to find.
Borden Chantry
by Louis LAmour
1977
Marshal Borden Chantry plans to return to ranching, but a stranger's murder demands his attention. As further killings strike the cow town, he must identify a gunman who threatens to turn routine lawkeeping into a deadly investigation.
Chantry books in chronological order
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