Shawn Starbuck Westerns Books in Order
Part ofRay Hogan Books in OrderExplore the Shawn Starbuck Westerns by Ray Hogan, with the books in order, short summaries and publication details to help you follow his frontier adventures.
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Shawn Starbuck Westerns books in publication order
23 books
The Outlawed
by Ray Hogan
1970
Nearing a possible lead to his missing brother, Shawn Starbuck stops to help a stranger in the Arizona wilderness. The encounter draws him away from his search and into a dangerous struggle driven by vengeance.
The Rimrocker
by Ray Hogan
1970
Shawn Starbuck believes his search for his missing brother may finally end. But three ruthless men want him dead, and a powerful territorial figure stands ready to send more gunmen after him.
Three Cross
by Ray Hogan
1970
A promising clue to his missing brother gives Shawn Starbuck hope, until a besieged rancher needs help. Investigating attacks on Three Cross, he risks losing both the trail and his life.
Brandon's Posse
by Ray Hogan
1971
Shawn Starbuck joins a sheriff's ragged posse after learning that his missing brother may be among the outlaws they pursue. Riding with men he distrusts, he must decide where his loyalty lies when the shooting starts.
Deputy of Violence
by Ray Hogan
1971
Searching for his brother, Shawn Starbuck enters a hidden valley controlled by ruthless renegades. Discovering that its inhabitants are prisoners, he must confront the gang before he becomes another captive who cannot leave.
The Marshal of Babylon
by Ray Hogan
1971
A tip from Wyatt Earp brings Shawn Starbuck to a violent gambling town, where he takes the marshal's badge. His efforts to restore order falter when a stranger delivers a message supposedly sent by his missing brother.
Passage to Dodge City
by Ray Hogan
1972
Shawn Starbuck joins a cattle drive bound for Dodge, unaware that a bushwhacker follows him. Between storms, scarce water and armed raiders, he must survive long enough to learn who wants him dead.
The Devil's Gunhand
by Ray Hogan
1972
After the sheriff who hired him is murdered, deputy Shawn Starbuck pursues the man he suspects. The accused has powerful connections, and Starbuck faces growing suspicion himself as he struggles to bring the killer back alive.
The Hell Merchant
by Ray Hogan
1972
Captured by a bounty hunter, Shawn Starbuck is dragged into a conspiracy involving stolen gold and missing brothers. Uncertain whom to trust, he faces an ambush that may expose the truth or kill him.
Highroller's Man
by Ray Hogan
1973
Hired to protect a political candidate, Shawn Starbuck expects two months of work to fund his search for his brother. Instead, his employers distrust him while unseen enemies turn the campaign into a deadly struggle.
Skull Gold
by Ray Hogan
1973
Shawn Starbuck learns that his missing brother Ben faces accusations of theft and murder. Determined to prove Ben innocent, he follows a dangerous trail complicated by Cassie Truxton, a married woman secretly in love with his brother.
The Guns of Stingaree
by Ray Hogan
1973
Shawn Starbuck refuses a powerful rancher's offer to lead his raiders, but cannot escape the resulting violence. With a coveted ranch under threat, he must find a way to stop the bloodshed.
The Jenner Guns
by Ray Hogan
1974
Shawn Starbuck becomes sheriff of Junction City to confront the Jenner gang. His scheme to capture the outlaws runs into trouble as further robberies and a mysterious woman complicate an investigation already surrounded by treachery.
The Scorpion Killers
by Ray Hogan
1974
Following reports that an American called Amigo helped assassinate a Mexican general, Shawn Starbuck suspects a connection with his missing brother. The search takes him along a dangerous trail through the border country and on toward Dodge City.
The Texas Brigade
by Ray Hogan
1974
Hearing that his missing brother may be scouting a kidnapped wagon train, Shawn Starbuck joins the rescue posse. Crossing into Mexico, he must take charge of a troubled group as gunfights and desert terrain threaten their mission.
The Tombstone Trail
by Ray Hogan
1974
Traveling toward Tombstone, Shawn Starbuck rescues Glory after a stagecoach attack and escorts her to her father’s silver mine. Further violence draws him into a conspiracy to seize the property, with enemies whose identities remain concealed.
Day of the Hangman
by Ray Hogan
1975
Arriving at Yucca Flat with Heather Rustin, Shawn Starbuck finds outlaws threatening to burn the town unless a convicted killer is freed. He joins the effort to uphold the law while trying to prevent further bloodshed.
The Last Comanchero
by Ray Hogan
1975
Pursuing Valdez through mountains and desert, Shawn Starbuck becomes responsible for Heather Rustin’s safety. When the outlaws take her again, his search for his brother becomes entangled with a rescue and a dangerous confrontation across the border.
High Green Gun
by Ray Hogan
1976
Taking work at High Green Ranch, Shawn Starbuck suspects another newly hired hand is a notorious gunfighter. His fears that trouble will follow prove well founded when raiders and a lynch mob threaten their lives.
The Shotgun Rider
by Ray Hogan
1976
Shawn Starbuck becomes caught in a struggle over gold and a hidden informer. Charged with a murder he did not commit after the stage-line owner’s daughter testifies against him, he must unravel the plot surrounding him.
A Gun for Silver Rose
by Ray Hogan
1977
Mistaken for the murderer of two miners, Shawn Starbuck narrowly escapes a lynch mob through Silver Rose Johnson’s testimony. As more killings follow, he and the saloon owner become increasingly entangled in the case and must flee for safety.
Bounty Hunter's Moon
by Ray Hogan
1977
A Bullet for Mr. Texas
by Ray Hogan
1979
Following a lead about his missing brother, Shawn Starbuck arrives at Pierce Hagerman’s ranch. Hired to protect the widely hated man known as Mr. Texas, he must keep his employer alive while surrounded by enemies.
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