Fargo (Ben Haas) Books in Order

An actress hires Fargo to find her estranged husband in Alaska, but the missing man is tied to valuable land and a brutal local power structure. The frozen setting adds a strong survival edge to the hunt.

This series opener introduces Neal Fargo, a hard, restless gunman who hires himself out for the jobs other men avoid. On the Mexican border, revolution and greed give him exactly the kind of trouble he lives for.

Fargo is paid to escort Jade Ching across a war-torn stretch of the Philippines toward an arranged marriage she does not want. The journey becomes a dangerous test of loyalty, money, and conscience.

Soldier of fortune Cleve Buckner is building a private army in Central America, and Fargo is paid to stop him before the Panama Canal can be destroyed. It is a big job, even by Fargo standards.

The Mexicans need guns, Fargo needs money, and smuggling arms past cavalry patrols already sounds bad enough. Then the real trouble arrives, the last dangerous Mescalero Apaches roaming the mountains.

Fargo rides into the East Texas oil boom and takes sides against a ruthless tycoon trying to crush a rival claim. The result is a rough mix of drilling war, gunfights, and frontier capitalism at full speed.

Fargo lands in another hot spot where money, livestock, and pride are enough to start a shooting war. Haas keeps it lean and dirty, with hard riding, ambushes, and one more job turning nastier than expected.

After Fargo's mining partner is murdered, the man's daughter is kidnapped, and Fargo is left for dead, the chase turns vicious. Badly hurt and stripped of his gear, he still goes after the killers.

Fargo takes on the thirty-man Canfield clan, a job so lopsided it would scare off almost anyone else. What follows is a brutal running fight of ambushes, hard shooting, and one-man-war determination.

Fargo is hired to protect a Roosevelt-backed expedition running the wild Colorado River. The rapids are deadly enough, but the real danger waits along the banks in the hands of old gunfighters and raiders.

Fargo rides into a savage job marked by pursuit, deception, and the feel of a hunt gone feral. This one leans hard into wilderness danger and the ruthless men waiting at the end of it.

Accused of treachery and nearly executed by Pancho Villa's forces, Fargo is shoved into a secret mission across northern Mexico. German meddling, betrayal, and a dangerous traveling companion keep the pressure high.

Fargo is hired to help a small railroad being sabotaged by a larger rival. He answers with a private war of counter-sabotage, assassination attempts, and a final fight that barrels toward disaster on the tracks.

Fargo walks into another paid killing job that quickly turns personal when the night hunt begins. Set against harsh country and harsher men, it is a compact adventure full of traps, pursuit, and retaliation.

Fargo heads into the Dakota badlands, where rough country and harder men turn paid trouble into a deadly test of endurance. It is a harsh, fast-moving adventure built on pursuit, treachery, and sudden violence.

Neal Fargo rides into a hard-country job where old hatreds, ambushes, and brutal terrain close in fast. The only way out is through the men who think they own the valley.