Owl Goingback Books in Order

Two men linked by a shared history confront an ancient force awakening in the land. Their struggle brings prehistoric terror into the present in a horror story drawing on Native American mythology and supernatural suspense.

Standing Beaver sets out to find the Great Eagle and obtain feathers for his grandmother’s fan. His quest becomes a story about caring for family, respecting instructions, and asking permission before taking what belongs to someone else.

This illustrated children's story explores the different talents people receive and the challenge of discovering one's own strengths. Drawing on Native American storytelling, it follows the idea that each person's abilities have a distinctive value.

Horror writer Michael Anthony leaves New York with his family and returns to the Missouri town where his eccentric grandmother raised him. Something unresolved in his past is waiting there, threatening their chance to escape alive.

Robert and Janet Patterson take their daughter Krissy on a Florida backwoods vacation, dismissing local legends and her reports of whispers. When she disappears, they face a force that is far from finished with their family.

St. Augustine attracts visitors with its historic streets, but the Tolomato Cemetery remains a place even locals avoid. Something within its locked gates is stirring, turning the city's buried past into an immediate threat.

Owl Goingback gathers horror and fantasy stories rooted in Native American folklore, including the Nebula-nominated Grass Dancer. Alongside previously scattered tales, the collection offers an early glimpse of the supernatural world of Coyote Rage.

Coyote sets out to murder the human representatives on a supernatural Great Council and end mankind's influence. Raven discovers the plan and risks everything to protect Luther Watie and his daughter as dangers converge across two worlds.