Lewis B. Miller Books in Order

Rollin Adair and Uncle Jabe set out in a dugout canoe for Boone's Lick, a wilderness settlement far from home. Their journey follows a chain of great rivers, taking them hundreds of miles toward a new life on the frontier.

After reaching the wilderness settlement of Boone's Lick, settlers face the prospect of war and must consider building a fort. The sequel follows their efforts to weigh the dangers surrounding their community and decide how best to defend it.

While gathering nuts near Austin's Colony, two boys are captured by Comanches and carried away from their settlement. Their struggle to escape drives this frontier adventure about young captives trying to regain their freedom far from home.

Two young men undertake a trapping expedition, traveling with a compass and pack saddle in this frontier adventure.

Nineteen-year-old Henry Miller travels to Texas and joins a flatboat journey carrying cotton down the Sabine River. The adventure follows his experience on the water as a young newcomer makes his way through the working life of the frontier.

Teenage cousins undertake to settle a fourteen-hundred-acre tract granted to one boy's father for his service in the War of 1812. Their attempt to establish themselves on inherited frontier land becomes an adventure in building a new home.

Failed lawyer Owen travels from St. Louis to teach at a wandering school in the Republic of Texas. There he encounters a wealthy wilderness patriarch and his granddaughter, whose competing suitors face a demanding test for her hand and inheritance.

Dr. Gates follows a westward trail through brush, rivers and mountains before choosing an isolated cove for a new home. Building a plantation there begins a life far removed from settled communities.

A logging expedition ventures into the flooded forests of Arkansas, then takes its timber down the Mississippi. The raft crew faces an eventful river voyage in this adventure drawn largely from real experiences.

A runaway ox sends a rider on a thousand-mile pursuit along the Texas frontier. Following its wandering trail turns the search into an extended horseback journey filled with unexpected adventures along the way.

The Bar-Circle outfit attempts to drive a large herd of Texas longhorns to California during the gold rush. Their journey across the West brings frontier adventures and a romance alongside the demanding cattle drive.

In 1858, Esau and Orlando leave their Illinois friends for a 1,100-mile journey toward Pike’s Peak. One pushes a wheelbarrow while the other leads a cow, with their dog Frisk accompanying the unusual expedition.