Savage Law Books in Order

Fired from the FBI and grieving his wife, Vietnam veteran Coal Savage returns to Idaho as Lemhi County’s sheriff. Raising four troubled children becomes harder when a series of murders threatens his neighbors and suggests he may be the next target.

Sheriff Coal Savage races to stop a killer targeting people in his hometown while struggling with his family. Suspicion centers on an ex-convict who threatened revenge, forcing Coal to question whether killing first would protect his friends or betray his conscience.

Coal Savage takes two vulnerable girls into his household after family tragedy, only to lose them to relatives awarded custody. He and deputy Todd Mitchell try to bring the children home, fearing the legal decision has placed them in danger.

Sheriff Coal Savage’s personal troubles deepen when his mentor Jim Lockwood becomes the chief suspect in a dairy farmer’s murder. Determined to prove his friend innocent, Coal follows competing leads that challenge his confidence in the people closest to him.

Vietnam veteran Slugger Janx struggles with racism and hostility toward returning soldiers in Louisiana. Sheriff Coal Savage offers refuge with his Idaho family, but prejudice follows Slugger north, forcing both friends to confront the limits of safety and belonging.

Coal Savage and Maura PlentyWounds take a road trip after a painful loss, hoping for respite. Returning to Maura’s childhood home on Pine Ridge Reservation instead forces her to confront traumatic memories and the man who drove her away.

Las Vegas mob assassins pursue Coal Savage and anyone able to help convict two criminals. With his own resources stretched, the sheriff recruits former FBI friends Alex Martinez and Sam Browning, forming an alliance to resist the killers closing around them.

A boy’s murder implicates Hunter Jack when a lance belonging to the Shoshone man is found in the victim’s chest. Sheriff Coal Savage challenges the prevailing suspicion, working alone to prove Dark Badger’s innocence despite the apparent evidence against him.