John R Erickson Books in Order

A troublesome visitor unsettles life on the ranch, and Hank takes the disruption personally. His efforts to restore order send him and Drover into another case where appearances are hard to trust.

When goats escape near Wolf Creek, Hank joins Slim Chance on a roundup mission. The search becomes stranger than expected when the animals they find may not be the goats they were sent to recover.

A frightening fire threatens the ranch, and Hank quickly appoints himself to the emergency response. He must sort out the danger before panic, smoke, and his own bad judgment make matters worse.

An unexpected three-toed sloth brings a strange new problem to Hank's territory. Determined to identify the intruder and protect the ranch, Hank launches an investigation full of confusion and comedy.

When a deer is found buried, Hank knows something unusual is happening on the ranch. He and Drover follow the evidence through a mystery that tests Hank's detective instincts and nerve.

A red rubber ball becomes the center of a ranch investigation. Hank treats the small mystery like a major security threat, but finding the truth means handling a string of comic complications.

Cold weather puts a rodeo in jeopardy, and Hank sees a chance to prove Ranch Security is essential. The rescue effort brings slippery conditions, confusion, and plenty of room for heroic misunderstandings.

A lost camp turns Hank's ordinary ranch duties into an expedition. He and Drover must keep their bearings, follow the clues, and avoid letting Hank's confidence lead them deeper into trouble.

Hank faces a new ranch mystery when missing teeth set off alarms. With Drover nearby and his reputation as Head of Ranch Security on the line, Hank digs into the trouble his own way.

An incredible ice event turns the ranch into a dangerous, slippery place. Hank sees a major security emergency and tries to protect his friends while coping with the frozen chaos.

Double trouble arrives at the ranch, leaving Hank with twice the confusion and twice the work. He and Drover try to untangle the problems before they overwhelm Ranch Security.

An invasion from above threatens Hank's ranch, and he refuses to be caught unprepared. He investigates the airborne intruders with courage, suspicion, and his usual dramatic sense of duty.

The ranch's Fourth of July picnic is threatened by a wart-spreading toad and two troublesome town visitors. Hank must defend the celebration from this sudden wave of invaders.