Jim Reno Books in Order
Jim Reno is a series of 6 books written by Gilbert Morris.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Jim Reno books in publication order
6 books
Reno
by Gilbert Morris
1986
The Carr family of Skull Ranch dominates a valley's farmers and ranchers. Jim Reno's promise to a dying farmer draws him into their conflict, putting a wandering man up against the power controlling the community.
Rimrock
by Gilbert Morris
1986
When Rimrock's marshal is wounded in a street fight, Jim Reno becomes his deputy. Keeping order means facing a violent saloon owner and his hired gun in a town where authority is tested at gunpoint.
Ride the Wild River
by Gilbert Morris
1987
A frightened teenager claiming to be Jim Reno's cousin hires him to accompany a wagon train west. Alongside the settlers' conflicts and dangers, Reno must unravel the runaway's identity and the trouble following the young traveler.
Boomtown
by Gilbert Morris
1992
A gang terrorizes Virginia City's miners to drive them from their claims, and Jim Reno is asked to organize resistance. Forming a vigilante group may restore order, but using violence troubles the man expected to lead it.
Lone Wolf
by Gilbert Morris
1995
Jim Reno travels to Dakota Territory to find a man abducted as a child. Bringing Jason Meade, now known as Lone Wolf, back to his father exposes him to prejudice and a difficult adjustment to white society.
Valley Justice
by Gilbert Morris
1995
Jim Reno answers an old commander's plea for help and finds him dying and penniless in Chicago. Agreeing to escort the man's family to Wyoming turns their hopes for a new home into his responsibility.
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