Civil War (JT Edson) Books in Order
Civil War (JT Edson) is a series of 13 books written by JT Edson.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Civil War (JT Edson) books in publication order
13 books
Comanche
by JT Edson
1968
Loncey Dalton Ysabel grows up among the Comanche, learning horsemanship, weapons, tracking and survival before his first war trail. The story follows the childhood of the warrior later known to Texans as the Ysabel Kid.
The Colt and the Sabre
by JT Edson
1968
Dusty Fog and Confederate spy Belle Boyd plan to finance a rifle shipment with stolen Union money. Their mission brings them against troops and treacherous opportunists as the Confederacy struggles to obtain weapons from European suppliers.
The Fastest Gun in Texas
by JT Edson
1968
Dusty Fog's quick draw earns him a reputation after joining the Confederate Army as a teenager. His gun skills are tested in efforts to prevent a hanging, track two killers and settle a confrontation with a bushwhacker.
The Bloody Border
by JT Edson
1969
Belle Boyd carries payment to a Mexican mercenary offering his army to the Confederacy. With the Ysabel Kid and his father as escorts, she must evade rival governments and thieves determined to seize the money.
Back to the Bloody Border aka Renegade
by JT Edson
1970
After the Civil War, Belle Boyd locates the men responsible for murdering her parents. Her pursuit into Mexico, accompanied by the Ysabel Kid and his father, draws her into a revolutionary conspiracy threatening another international conflict.
Kill Dusty Fog!
by JT Edson
1970
Dusty Fog's Confederate cavalry raids disrupt Union operations in Arkansas. General Trumpeter orders the young captain captured or killed, turning the fight against supply lines and military depots into a personal hunt for their troublesome opponent.
Under the Stars and Bars
by JT Edson
1970
Eighteen-year-old Dusty Fog commands a Confederate cavalry company in Arkansas. His men strike Union supply trains, depots and artillery, relying on mobile raids as the Civil War turns military transport and provisions into vulnerable targets.
The Big Gun
by JT Edson
1973
A massive Union cannon bombards Confederate forces along the Arkansas line. Dusty Fog takes on the task of disabling the weapon, turning its range and destructive power into a military problem that cannot be solved by ordinary fighting.
You're in Command Now, Mr.Fog aka Rebel Vengeance
by JT Edson
1973
A Union sharpshooter kills Captain von Hartz, expecting to cripple Confederate cavalry leadership. Command passes to Dusty Fog, whose unimpressive appearance disguises the tactical ability that may overturn the enemy's expectations at Martin's Hill.
The Devil Gun
by JT Edson
1979
Dusty Fog is ordered to capture an automatic-fire weapon from two fanatical Union supporters. Joining a Union officer who opposes their plans, he rides into danger as the gun's potential use threatens people throughout Texas.
The Rebel Spy
by JT Edson
1979
A scheme to flood the Confederacy with counterfeit money sends Belle Boyd and Dusty Fog into Union-held New Orleans. They must reach and destroy the printing operation without exposing themselves during a dangerous journey behind enemy lines.
A Matter of Honor
by JT Edson
1982
Dusty Fog crosses enemy lines under a truce to defend a Union officer accused of cowardice. Discovering plans for brutal new warfare, he faces a conflict between honoring his safe conduct and exposing a threat before time runs out.
Mississippi Raider
by JT Edson
1996
After Union soldiers kill her parents, Belle Boyd seeks revenge and a role in the Confederate cause. Her determination eventually leads to a dangerous assignment infiltrating enemy territory, where she must prove herself as a spy.
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