Gringos Books in Order

The Gringos are assigned to collect weapons in El Paso and deliver them to Pancho Villa across the border. Betrayal turns the mission into a rescue when their leader faces hanging, demanding the others' courage and firepower.

The Gringos attempt to buy American weapons for the Mexican revolution, but a violent encounter in Galveston leaves them empty-handed. Returning to Emiliano Zapata without the guns places the four outlaws in another dangerous predicament.

As rebel armies close on Mexico City in 1914, government forces prepare a biplane attack using explosives stored in Reynosa. The Gringos confront this new threat from the air with the weapons and fighting skills they know.

Four outlawed Americans join the fighting in revolutionary Mexico, carrying wounds and grudges from their former lives. Known as the Gringos, they pursue money, freedom, and vengeance amid a conflict that offers little protection to anyone.

Pancho Villa sends the Gringos to collect howitzers at Tampico for his advance on Zacatecas. What appears to be another weapons deal conceals a trap, leaving the mercenaries fighting for survival as well as their payment.

The Gringos accept an assignment from Pancho Villa to help a bandit rob a bank in Mazatlan. Their partners cannot be trusted, and a vengeful pursuer makes an already dangerous job harder to complete alive.

Oveda's imprisonment threatens the Mexican Revolution, and the Gringos are paid to secure his freedom. Breaking into a prison considered impregnable forces the mercenaries to attempt a rescue whose success matters far beyond their own survival.

Pancho Villa permits a Hollywood film crew to follow his campaign in exchange for weapons and the Gringos' services. As the mercenaries prepare for a major battle, the filmmakers' interference adds another complication to their dangerous work.

The Gringos face a plot that threatens the freedom promised by the Mexican Revolution. With the struggle reaching a decisive stage, the mercenaries must confront enemies determined to turn the country's fight for liberation to their own advantage.

The Gringos continue fighting through the violence of the Mexican Revolution, where guns and money help determine who survives. Facing ruthless enemies, the mercenaries must keep themselves alive in a conflict that offers few safe choices.