Jeston Nash Books in Order
Part ofRalph Cotton Books in OrderBrowse Ralph Cotton's Jeston Nash books in order, with story summaries and a guide to starting his western adventures with the novel While Angels Dance.
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Jeston Nash books in publication order
6 books
While Angels Dance
by Ralph Cotton
1994
After killing a Union soldier, Jeston Nash seeks refuge with the James family during the Civil War. Joining his cousins Frank and Jesse leads him from guerrilla fighting toward a life of bank and train robberies.
Powder River
by Ralph Cotton
1995
Jeston Nash and Quiet Jack Smith head toward Dakota with stolen horses they hope to sell to the Army. A pursuing lawman and the fighting between the cavalry and Sioux complicate their plans for making money.
Cost of a Killing
by Ralph Cotton
1996
After winning a land deed at billiards, Jeston Nash heads into New Mexico hoping to turn it into a deal with Contessa Cortez. His encounter with Billy the Kid draws him into danger from lawmen and scalp hunters.
Price of a Horse
by Ralph Cotton
1996
Jeston Nash travels into the New Mexico badlands to reclaim his horse from Two Diamond Joe. With Quiet Jack beside him, he must navigate hostile country, a dangerous gang and a lawman whose help may come at a price.
Killers of Man
by Ralph Cotton
1997
Jeston Nash and Quiet Jack flee a posse with stolen money, only to become stranded near a snowbound train. A wealthy passenger forces Nash into a hunt for the grizzly bear that took his leg.
Trick of the Trade
by Ralph Cotton
2002
Jeston Nash’s effort to deliver an unruly horse to Fort Lincoln brings him into the lives of George and Elizabeth Custer. A horse deal becomes entangled with personal tensions and the military conflict unfolding on the Plains.
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