Michael Reisig Books in Order

Part travel guide, part local companion, this early nonfiction book roams Arkansas through parks, lakes, campgrounds, fishing spots, hunting country, and town attractions. It's practical, outdoorsy, and written with some personality.

After a catastrophic shift of the Earth's poles shatters civilization, Travis Christian survives the first wave in the Florida Keys. He sets sail toward refuge in the Arkansas mountains while storms, pirates, and desperate survivors close in.

Two World War II fighter pilots are pulled out of the skies over Germany and dropped onto a distant planet on the edge of war. There they are asked to defend the peaceful people of Kamalon against a powerful enemy bent on conquest.

Reisig turns his experience as a columnist and novelist into a practical guide for new writers. He covers publishing, self-publishing, promotion, and the hard truths behind getting a book into readers' hands.

Jake Strider writes sharp, funny, and often touching letters to his son over two decades, building a portrait of rural life and the wider world beyond it. The book mixes country humor with blunt social and political observation.

This compact nonfiction collection mixes brief essays, observations, and stories about love, faith, luck, memory, truth, and everyday absurdity. It's meant for quick dips, but the humor and reflection give it more weight than the title suggests.

In 1971, friends Kansas Stamps and Will Bell head for the Florida Keys planning to make a living as commercial divers. Instead they collide with smugglers, mystics, romance, and a lost Spanish treasure that drags them across the Caribbean.

In this earlier standalone version of the story later reworked as Along The Road To Key West, Trace West and Zach Zapeta uncover a device that compels the truth. Their discovery draws them into conspiracies, betrayals, and a chase that reaches from Key West to Washington.

Kansas and Will discover a hidden device that forces people to tell the truth, and suddenly everyone wants it. Con men, political fixers, and gunmen close in as the two friends try to survive their most dangerous idea yet.

Kansas and Will are back in the early 1980s, chasing an ancient map, lost pirate treasure, and a mysterious device with strange powers. The trip swings through the Caribbean and South America with Rufus, cutthroats, and more romantic complications.

A diary from an amateur archaeologist sends Kansas and Will up a dangerous Panamanian river in search of the Emerald Cave and a lost Spanish treasure. A local gang, hired killers, and old enemies make every step worse.

Texas rodeo cowboy Dax Dryder ends up with a strange gift that can bend other people to his will. Soon he is running from hoodlums, corporate killers, and enemies who know exactly how powerful that gift could be.

A 300-year-old letter and the promise of Spanish black pearls send Travis Christian and William Cody into a chase that spans centuries. Pirate history, romance, and modern Caribbean crime collide as the clues grow more dangerous.

In 1980, three adventurers leave Key West with an old parchment and a few clues pointing toward lost treasure on Tortuga. Their search pits them against a deadly bokor, Haiti's secret police, and the deeper question of what some treasures are really worth.

In 1668, Englishman Trevor Holte and freebooter Clevin Greymore sail for the West Indies in search of fortune. They find brutal enemies, dangerous allies, and the kind of buried gold that can outlast the men who chase it.

A cache of ancient writings links Kansas and Will to the hidden treasure of a Mayan ruler and a love story that reaches back more than four centuries. Their hunt pulls them through Central America and the Bahamas with soldiers, bandits, and stranger things in pursuit.

Kansas and Will hunt the lost treasure of Pancho Villa while competing for the attention of a beautiful antiquities dealer. A secret-laden dagger, dangerous bandits, and a trail into Mexico keep the search moving fast.

Kansas, Will, and their crew head back into Guatemala to recover the rest of a Mayan king's treasure. Instead they land in revolution, Nazi loot, military pursuit, and one of Central America's most terrifying prisons.

While rescuing an old friend from a brutal Venezuelan gem boss, the gang stumbles onto a larger mystery involving a lost city, ancient secrets, and a cave with a timeless message. It's jungle adventure with gems, bandits, and a very unstable guide.

Kansas Stamps, Will Bell, and the Hole in the Coral Wall Gang chase a stolen Pre-Columbian treasure from Caracas to New Orleans, Haiti, and the Windward Islands. Old grudges, a drug boss, and an expert assassin make the ride even rougher.

Not a novel but the real-life side of the series, this book gathers Michael Reisig's memories from the 1970s and 1980s Caribbean. It blends outrageous true stories, photos, quotes, and short introductions to the Road to Key West books.

Kansas and Will chase a mystery tied to reports of ancient Egyptian ruins in the Grand Canyon. What starts as a treasure hunt turns into a high-risk fight over hidden artifacts, buried history, and truths powerful people would rather keep buried.

After a hard night in Key West, Kansas Stamps and Will Bell get pulled into a bizarre contest that sends them across the Caribbean and into Central and South America. The scavenger-hunt setup brings promoters, hit men, storms, voodoo, and plenty of bad decisions.

The gang heads to Panama's notorious Coiba Penal Colony, where an ancient secret may be hidden among convicts, guards, and armed opportunists. Kansas and Will also have to dodge the South Florida mafia and a pair of relentless hired crazies.

Kansas, Will, and the gang get swept into another far-flung run involving airplane crashes, bank thefts, river pirates, diamond thieves, a crystal skull, and drug lords. Under the chaos sits a quieter thread about power, wonder, and the bond between people and animals.

This short collection gathers funny, blunt, and often politically edged pieces linked to the late Tennison Hawk. It's less a novel than a mix of stories, observations, and hard-earned opinions meant to provoke a grin and maybe an argument.

Kansas Stamps and Will Bell head south again for another Road to Key West adventure, with Mexico serving as the jumping-off point for fresh trouble. Expect treasure hunting, dangerous rivals, and the same mix of humor, romance, and close calls that drives the series.

Kansas and Will head to Roatan, where pirate history, a missing treasure, and a looming hurricane make a bad mix. Add a crime boss, angry monks, crocodiles, and the usual gang, and the island getaway turns wild fast.