D.M. Haggard Books in Order

In nineteenth-century Texas, Ranger Jake Walker is pursued by an Apache seeking revenge for his brother’s death. A mysterious observer follows their struggle, while harsh terrain and greater dangers threaten to change the relationship between hunter, quarry and the man watching them.

When outlaws take control of a West Texas town, Ranger Jake Walker is asked to replace its ambushed sheriff. Facing a hired assassin and ruthless criminals, he calls on fellow Rangers and a trusted ally to help restore order and survive the confrontation.

Mountain man Buck Jackson welcomes a fellow adventurer to his Rocky Mountain trapping cabin before explorer John C. Frémont recruits them. Their expedition draws on the dangers and discoveries shaping the lives of the West’s early explorers.

When Kit Carson is wounded, Buck Jackson must lead their expedition from Colorado to California. Surviving the journey is only the beginning, as returning home reveals unfamiliar occupants in his cabin and violence threatening the surrounding territory.

Two Jake Walker adventures follow the Texas Ranger through pursuit and a struggle to restore order. An Apache seeking revenge shadows him in one story, while outlaws seize a West Texas town and target its replacement sheriff in the other.

After freeing his Apache community from forced relocation, Wilder Hawk becomes a wanted man and reluctantly accepts leadership. Refuge in Mexico offers little security, leaving him to seek help from old friends while hostile ranchers and armies threaten his people’s future.

Buck Jackson sets out to find his wounded trapping partner Kit Carson, uncertain whether his friend survived. Encounters with kidnappers, a dangerous flood, and the gathering of fellow mountain men test his resolve along the trail.

Buck Jackson joins Jim Bridger on a journey to the Yellowstone country, where remarkable landscapes conceal serious dangers. After a bear attack injures his mule, worsening weather turns the return to Colorado into a race for survival.

Returning from selling his furs, Buck Jackson seeks shelter from a snowstorm and unexpectedly rescues Brent Walker. The encounter reunites him with a man from Cañon City as another difficult wilderness journey tests the mountain man’s resourcefulness.

Eighteen-year-old Wilder Hawk leaves his Apache community to explore the West and connect with his late father’s mountain-man life. His travels become unexpectedly complicated when he agrees to guide a widow and her children across hundreds of miles of dangerous prairie.

Buck Jackson and his young companion head back toward Colorado after time in Texas, but a dangerous journey brings devastating loss. Encounters with a Navajo community and an old frontier friend challenge him to find purpose amid the harsh demands of mountain life.

Journeying toward the Pacific, Wilder Hawk faces violent prejudice and becomes a fugitive after defending himself. New relationships and lessons from different tribes shape his search for belonging, but returning home brings evidence that his own people urgently need his help.

Seeking a connection to his mountain-man father, Wilder Hawk travels from Kansas toward Yellowstone. Encounters with bandits, tribes and lost children complicate the journey, while an injured hawk and an unexpected friendship bring new meaning to the wilderness he hoped to explore.

Nineteen-year-old cowboy Dusty McCoy joins a cattle drive from Texas to the Kansas stockyards. Moving thousands of animals across difficult country demands endurance and loyalty, while rustlers, severe weather and stampedes turn an exhausting job into a test of survival.

After a devastating loss, Wilder Hawk and his wife leave their Apache homeland in search of healing. Their wilderness journey exposes them to animal predators, human cruelty and further tragedy, forcing Wilder to discover how he can continue when grief reshapes his future.

Mourning his partner, Wilder Hawk heads north and becomes involved with a ranch troubled by land disputes and cattle theft. Spending winter in a mountain cabin brings another struggle, as brutal weather and a persistent wolf pack test the limits of his survival skills.

Young gunsmith Cody Dakota follows Jeremiah Johnson into the Rocky Mountains to learn a mountain man’s skills. Striking out alone brings dangerous encounters and an obligation to find a farmer’s son taken away by Mexican soldiers.

After his first cattle drive, Dusty McCoy settles into the relentless work of a hand on the enormous XIT Ranch. Stray cattle, a kidnapped coworker and rustlers draw him into increasingly dangerous tasks that test both his loyalty and his fighting skills.

U.S. Marshal Dusty McCoy receives orders to track members of the murderous Bender family into a lawless border region. Encounters with Bass Reeves, outlaws and cattle thieves complicate the mission, while a formidable woman sheriff poses an unexpected challenge of her own.

Worn down by dangerous years enforcing the XIT Ranch’s interests, Dusty McCoy sets out for his Tennessee home. A meeting with federal judge Isaac Parker interrupts that journey, drawing him into an assignment whose violence and destruction he has not anticipated.

An encounter with stranded travelers draws Wilder Hawk into leading a wagon train through Yellowstone toward California. The long journey and his eventual route home bring violence, loss and divided loyalties, culminating in a chance to prevent conflict between neighboring tribes.

Cody Dakota’s chance meeting with Jim Bridger leads to a new partnership and work guiding John C. Frémont. Their search for a southern railroad route brings harsh terrain, dangerous weather, and questions about the explorer’s undisclosed motives.

After guiding John C. Frémont to California and living among the Washoe near Lake Tahoe, Cody Dakota feels drawn back to Colorado. His desire to return to the Rockies sends the restless mountain man onto another demanding trail.

Grieving the woman he loved, Cody Dakota journeys from California toward his Colorado cabin, confronting predators, harsh weather, and outlaws. After wintering alone, he sets out again, seeking friends, family, and a deeper sense of home.

Cody Dakota leaves the Canadian Rockies to find Jamie Sutter in California, remembering their earlier fight to recover her earnings. The hazardous journey south tests his wilderness skills while the possibility of reunion challenges his wandering life.

Ranch hand Rex Steele pursues cattle thieves toward Canada and encounters men using sinister rituals to claim his soul. After recovering his memory of their attack, he sets out for revenge against enemies whose powers threaten more than his life.

Settled near a California winery, Cody Dakota tries to build a home while retaining his freedom in the wilderness. Rescuing two orphaned children draws him into a deadly pursuit by the outlaw determined to silence them.

Cody Dakota leaves Texas for the Rockies, facing winter storms, predators, and dangerous river crossings. His search for mentor Jeremiah Johnson leads toward Arizona and a hunt for giant elk that could prove as deadly as the journey.

Cody Dakota struggles to manage a winery after his partner dies, longing for his old mountain life. Taking in two children gives him a new family, but a grizzly attack forces a desperate search for help.

Cody Dakota and Jeremiah Johnson travel to California, each pursuing unfinished personal business. Their hazardous journey leads to a difficult family reunion and troubling discoveries at Cody’s winery, threatening the future he thought his fortune could secure.