Rocky Mountain Saint Books in Order

Tatum Saint's plans for a quiet mountain home change when an elk stampede leaves two escaped slaves injured. After caring for the siblings, he must join a rescue when the girl is kidnapped, facing new dangers with unexpected allies.

Orphaned Tatum Saint heads toward the Rockies to pursue his father's dream of freedom and solitude. Encounters with endangered travelers, a community suffering smallpox, and captives in need of rescue force him to decide what responsibility he owes strangers.

Tate Saint replaces a drunken, bullying scout and guides a wagon train toward South Pass. The dismissed man and his accomplices pursue the travelers with plans for murder and theft, leaving Tate responsible for protecting families crossing dangerous country.

Tate Saint joins Old Bill Williams on Fremont's winter expedition through the mountains despite warnings about the route. Deep snow, bitter cold, and reckless leadership turn the journey into a struggle for survival far from his family.

Grieving his wife, Tate Saint agrees to help Maggie O'Shaunessy find her missing father in the Rockies. Their search through dangerous mountain country forces the reluctant guide and determined young woman to depend on each other.

Tate Saint moves his family toward the Wind River mountains as conflict spreads. After a wagon train massacre, a scouting assignment draws him into a campaign of vengeance that threatens settlers and his own loved ones.

A widowed gunsmith and her twins need help reaching California after an attack strands them. Tate Saint offers assistance, but violence and the hazards of mountain travel put both families' survival to the test.

Tate Saint returns to the mountains determined to leave civilization behind. Guided north by an experienced mountain man, he encounters unfamiliar peoples, dangerous renegades, and a young woman who challenges his plans for a solitary life.

Tate Saint and his son Sean scout for a buffalo-hunting expedition of inexperienced young men. Recklessness and dangerous crossings complicate the journey, while a captive girl's plight draws father and son into a rescue.

A family trip to Santa Fe becomes a military assignment when Kit Carson recruits Tate Saint. As the campaign against the Navajo destroys homes and food supplies, Tate and Sean try to help end the fighting.

Summoned by Kit Carson during the Civil War, Tate Saint finds himself scouting in a campaign against the Apache. Harsh orders test his conscience, while the unforgiving desert threatens to defeat even his mountain skills.

A journey to explore the northern wilderness turns dangerous when violence spreads through the Absaroka mountains. With his family threatened, Tate Saint must overcome an ambush, difficult terrain, and his own doubts to reach them.

While Tate guides troops east, Sean prepares to scout for the forces remaining at Fort Laramie. His friend White Fox's capture forces him to balance a rescue with efforts to prevent wider conflict on the plains.

An avalanche leaves Sean and White Fox caring for children rescued from a wagon train. As their scattered family tries to reunite, they must find homes for the youngsters and prevent further conflict along the Oregon Trail.