Powell's Army Books in Order
Explore Terence Duncan’s Powell’s Army books in order, from Apache Raiders to Rocky Mountain Showdown, with the publication sequence and concise summaries.
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Powell's Army books in publication order
6 books
Apache Raiders
by Terence Duncan
1987
Seventeen Apache women disappear in Arizona, raising tensions toward violence. Powell's Army goes undercover to investigate a slave ring involving military men and Mexican traffickers, facing a mission that takes them into danger across the border.
Mustang Warriors
by Terence Duncan
1987
Three undercover agents investigate suspicious horse trading at Fort Dodge, where the cavalry receives inferior mounts. The same operation supplies better horses and weapons to hostile Native fighters, making the search for those responsible increasingly urgent.
Unchained Lightning
by Terence Duncan
1987
Cavalry troopers turn up murdered and mutilated near Fort Griffin, Texas, while others are robbed of their pay. Powell's Army investigates a suspected criminal network operating among the gambling houses and brothels of the Flats.
Red River Desperadoes
by Terence Duncan
1988
Robbers Roost
by Terence Duncan
1988
Three-fingered Jack's gang steals an army payroll and kills its guards before fleeing to Virginia City. Powell's Army pursues the robbers, racing to capture them legally before local vigilantes impose their own punishment.
Rocky Mountain Showdown
by Terence Duncan
1988
A commission's secret choice of a new army-post site attracts dangerous interest from land speculators. Sent to Denver to protect its findings, Powell's Army confronts hired gunmen and powerful figures seeking profit through violence.
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