Edge (Terry Harknett) Books in Order

A town-under-siege showdown tests Edge against Apache violence and the even uglier instincts of the white men around him.

Silver country promises profit, but Edge finds the usual mix of greed, ambush, and sudden death.

The series turns back to Edge's Civil War past, where survival, bloodshed, and bitterness shaped the man he became.

Edge goes after ten thousand dollars and the kind of trouble money always attracts in the frontier West.

Returning from the Civil War to find his brother murdered and his home destroyed, Edge begins the brutal vendetta that makes his name.

Edge crosses paths with a revenge plot dark enough to match the title and deadly enough to trap everyone nearby.

Heat, tension, and a rising body count make this one of Edge's nastier seasonal rides.

Edge heads west and rides into the kind of California dream that bleeds fast.

Outnumbered and badly placed, Edge faces a near-impossible survival job with enemies stacked all around him.

Civil War hatred, prison misery, and frontier brutality collide in one of Edge's darkest war-bound adventures.

Edge rides into a place whose name tells the truth, then has to live through what it means.

The lure of rich strike money draws out greed, treachery, and enough killing to poison the whole camp.

War on the plains leaves Edge navigating chaos where soldiers and Sioux alike can kill without warning.

A fortune on someone's head turns the frontier into a feeding frenzy, and Edge is right in the middle of it.

What starts as movement across hard country becomes a full-bore run through blood and gunfire.

Edge heads toward a showdown where timing matters more than mercy.

A valley already rich in grudges turns into perfect ground for Edge's kind of justice.

Burned hopes and blasted country frame another harsh ride through aftermath and revenge.

Somebody thinks his own rules outrank the law, and Edge is bound to test that claim the hard way.

The trail south is lined with bodies, and Edge knows there is room for more.

The war may be over, but its noise still follows Edge into another deadly reckoning.

Violence comes with a dark flourish as Edge rides into a case where blood keeps setting the tempo.

The road ahead is straight, ugly, and likely lined with corpses before Edge is done with it.

Power, fear, and mob rule twist frontier politics into something lethal, and Edge walks straight into it.

What should be a ride becomes a relentless push through danger, pursuit, and killing.

On the brink of disaster, Edge finds men and women already leaning toward the worst.

Sunrise brings no peace, only fresh brutality and another hard day's survival for Edge.

Edge moves through a landscape where no one stays safely in only one of those states for long.

The trail speaks plainly this time, promising trouble at every stop and delivering it.

Anger and bloodshed drive this one at full speed, with Edge caught in the center of the storm.

Fear makes bad gunmen worse, and Edge has to guess who will break first.

Edge hits a case where blame is everywhere and innocence may not matter much.

A pause in travel becomes a trap when delay gives violence time to gather.

Daylight gives no safety when the ride itself is lined with enemies.

A bargain is struck under deadly terms, and Edge knows the price will rise fast.

Edge takes on a job that sounds bad from the start and grows bloodier by the mile.

A whole community stands accused in one way or another, and Edge gets caught in the verdict.

In Ventura, old scores sharpen into fresh killing and Edge helps settle them the only lasting way.

Big country does not soften big trouble, and Montana gives Edge another rough stage for violence.

Land, ownership, and greed push people toward murder, with Edge too close to every side.

Captivity, shifting control, and desperate escapes keep Edge boxed in with dangerous company.

Edge gets caught in a revenge fight that reaches beyond one man and deep into tribal and frontier conflict.

Dawn breaks over a scene already primed for ambush, revenge, and swift death.

A place that ought to offer shelter instead becomes the center of another deadly contest.

A threat nobody reads correctly until too late leaves Edge reacting under pressure.

Edge rides through hard country full of bad people and fewer reasons to hope.

Confinement does not stay still here, and Edge has to survive while control keeps shifting.

A hard ride powered by score-settling and relentless violence, exactly the kind of country Edge understands.

Someone is learning the frontier's ugliest lessons, and Edge gets dragged into the teaching.

Hanging justice looms over this one, with Edge moving under the threat of rope and retribution.

Circumstance strips away delay and leaves only one brutal window for action.

Border country magnifies every feud, and Edge knows it only takes one spark to turn it murderous.

When Edge finds a sick man digging a grave in Wyoming, he knows he is riding into trouble that is already half-buried.

Holderville is a dying Texas town, but when Edge rides in he discovers gunplay is one industry still showing healthy growth.

A lucky strike draws the usual greed, lies, and bullets, leaving Edge to survive the rush.

Horse theft, escaped outlaws, and a dangerous woman turn a simple trail encounter into another uneasy bloodbath for Edge.

In a place called Utopia, Edge hunts a man believed dead and stirs up old wounds that are ready to bleed again.

A respectable Oregon town starts hanging its own, and Edge rides into the panic just as bad law becomes murder.

A bank robbery in progress catches Edge at exactly the wrong moment, and he ends up tied to four hard old-timer outlaws.

In a shabby Oregon lumber town, Edge watches a half-breed woman traded in a poker game and knows the ugliness is about to spread.

A forced sale, vigilante law, and a hanging at noon make Serrano Dinero a dangerous place for Edge to arrive.