Flying U Books in Order

Shy cowboy artist Chip Bennett is happiest avoiding women, until tough, capable Dr. Della Whitmore arrives at the Flying U. Their uneasy start turns into a warm western romance set inside a lively ranch crew.

The cowboys of the Flying U are back, louder, funnier, and just as loyal as before. This sequel follows the Happy Family through work, pranks, quarrels, and the everyday dramas that make the ranch feel alive.

With Chip and the Old Man away, the Happy Family faces invading sheep and a growing range war on its own. Bower turns the cattlemen versus sheepmen feud into a funny, tense ranch adventure.

A land-boom syndicate and a flood of settlers threaten the Flying U's hold on the range. The Happy Family answers with loyalty, improvisation, and a stubborn refusal to let their home vanish quietly.

At a New Mexico ranch tied to the movie business, Annie-Many-Ponies must navigate prejudice, desire, and questions of identity. Bower mixes romance and conflict in a story shaped by performance, power, and belonging.

When Big Medicine rescues a stranger, the Flying U is drawn into another tangle of secrets and suspicion. A later Happy Family story with mystery tucked underneath the humor and camaraderie.

Chip Bennett, Weary Davidson, and the rest of the Happy Family swing into action when trouble finds the ranch again. Fast-moving and funny, it shows the Flying U crew at their most loyal and inventive.

Set along the old whiskey trail between Montana and Canada, this western follows riders pulled into smuggling, danger, and divided loyalties on a hard northern frontier.

After Chip Bennett overhears a plot that could destroy good neighbors, the Flying U has to move fast. A later ranch adventure with a frame-up, murder plans, and the crew's usual mix of nerve and loyalty.

At a big rodeo far from home, young men tied to the Flying U test themselves in and out of the arena. What starts as spectacle becomes a sharp clash over pride, skill, and growing up.

Range work, town plans, and old grievances all pull at the same cluster of western lives. Bower keeps the focus on loyalty, pride, and the everyday tensions that can suddenly boil over.

A collection of Flying U western stories built around humor, loyalty, and rough justice. In the title story, Chip Bennett helps an old friend who is dodging the law find shelter and work.