Mountain Jack Pyke Books in Order

Trapper Jack Pike clashes with an old enemy at the annual mountain men’s rendezvous. When that enemy is found stabbed, suspicion falls on Pike, forcing him to find the real murderer before the gathering turns against him.

Jack Pike joins Kit Carson on a hunting trip south of the Arkansas River. Taking an abandoned Comanche woman into their party complicates the journey, as hostile warriors and a dangerous wolf threaten the hunters' return.

Jack Pike and Skins McConnell leave Jim Bridger's mountain party for the wilderness, where Crow captors seize Pike. They intend to use him to lure Bridger into a trap, leaving Pike fighting for his freedom and his friend's safety.

Troubled by vivid nightmares, Jack Pike leaves town for a winter buffalo hunt with widow Liz Wilkes. In the snowy Rockies, a grizzly and hostile Blackfoot warriors turn his fears into immediate threats to their survival.

Jack Pike hears that thieves near Bonneville plan to steal horses from the Snake people. Fearing retaliation against the whole settlement, he takes on the rustlers himself before a few men's crimes provoke wider bloodshed.

Falling fur prices send Jack Pike and Skins McConnell to St. Louis to confront the trading companies. When Skins wakes beside a dead woman and is jailed, Pike must investigate the city's brothels to clear his friend.

Jack Pike hunts a wolf attacking children and livestock near Fort Halls. A killer named De Roche also wants the animal's bounty, turning Pike's effort to protect the settlement into a contest against both predator and rival hunter.

Jack Pike returns from a failed hunt to find his cabin burned and Sun Rising attacked. Pursuing the men responsible brings him across two women seeking revenge of their own, complicating his hunt for justice in the wilderness.

Jack Pike accepts Ivan Koloff's invitation to hunt grizzlies, encouraged by the Russian's companion Vanya. But the expedition turns sinister when Ivan makes Pike his quarry, forcing the trapper to escape a hunter determined to kill him.

Jack Pike and Skins McConnell lead a group of trappers down the Missouri to sell their furs in St. Joe. River hazards, attacks, and an outlaw ambush threaten the journey, forcing Pike to protect both men and cargo.

Jack Pike and Skins McConnell meet missionaries stranded after their guides rob them. With conflict brewing between Blackfeet and Flathead groups, the partners agree to escort the party through dangerous territory and try to reach safer ground.

Jack Pike and Skins McConnell carry their winter furs toward a trading post when they encounter starving inexperienced trappers. Facing attacks on the camp, Pike must organize its men into a force capable of defending themselves.

Jack Pike joins other trappers and Trish Limpscomb to confront Baptiste Lesage and his hired Canadian gunmen. Their campaign to intimidate competing traders threatens everyone working in the area, drawing Pike into a struggle over the frontier trade.

Jack Pike and trail partner Skins McConnell settle near a beaver pond, hoping for rest in the wilderness. Their quiet stay is disrupted by explorers trying to open a route through the Continental Divide and the country around them.