Stagecoach Station Books in Order
Explore Hank Mitchum’s Stagecoach Station books in order, with summaries of Western adventures featuring frontier towns, stage routes, romance, and danger.
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Stagecoach Station books in publication order
52 books
Cheyenne
by Hank Mitchum
1982
Caroline Wells travels toward Cheyenne aboard a stage carrying secret gold, determined to retrieve her runaway brother. Rancher Kyle Warner helps her while confronting his own obligations and a band of highwaymen seeking a violent reckoning.
Dodge City
by Hank Mitchum
1982
Federal marshal Burl Channing arrives in Dodge City pursuing gambler and murderer Frank Killian. His mission of justice is tangled with personal vengeance, while young widow Emily Barker becomes caught between the two men and their looming confrontation.
Fort Yuma
by Hank Mitchum
1983
After Ernie Bodine’s gang frees him from an army escort, bounty hunter Luke Faraday resumes the chase. Passenger Lorene Martin joins his effort to rescue a kidnapped woman as armed conflict adds danger across the Southwest.
Laredo
by Hank Mitchum
1983
With outlaw Bart Campion awaiting execution in Laredo, eighteen-year-old Molly Bishop arrives seeking answers about her past. Rancher Owen Pryor offers help, but Campion’s gang plans a violent rescue that threatens everyone gathered for the hanging.
Santa Fe
by Hank Mitchum
1983
Clay Reiner escorts a westbound stage to Santa Fe through storms, outlaws, and armed attacks. Passenger Beth Hanlon expects a reunion with her fiancé, unaware that his hidden crimes may pose the greatest danger aboard the coach.
Seattle
by Hank Mitchum
1983
Kate Harrow leads a group of women toward Seattle, hoping for new opportunities beyond the Rockies. Former deputy marshal Scott Winslow escorts them, but his pursuit of a killer and a conspiracy along the trail threaten their journey.
Sonora
by Hank Mitchum
1983
Sharon Cortland searches California’s gold country for her missing brother while the masked Sonora Kid terrorizes stage traffic. With young prospector Dan Prentiss assisting her, she must navigate the treachery surrounding the outlaw’s campaign of robbery.
Tombstone
by Hank Mitchum
1983
Investigator Dan Stockard secretly enters Tombstone to discover who is robbing the mining treasure coaches. Suspicion could reach Wyatt Earp himself, and Stockard relies on Nellie Cashman as tensions build toward the confrontation at the O.K. Corral.
Virginia City
by Hank Mitchum
1983
Former Confederate soldier Grant Jordan rescues Gwen Quinn from an ambushed stage near Virginia City. She carries money intended to save her father’s mining operation, drawing the wandering buffalo hunter into a mission with personal and financial stakes.
Abilene
by Hank Mitchum
1984
Mike Williams heads to Abilene to work as Wild Bill Hickok’s deputy. In the unsettled cattle town, his new responsibility is to help the legendary lawman establish order among people accustomed to violence and confrontation.
Carson City
by Hank Mitchum
1984
As Civil War divisions reach Nevada Territory, Confederate outlaw Reb Jackman attacks stages and telegraph lines around Carson City. Overland agent Frank Gannon works with Laura Kirby and local allies to protect Union shipments and stop the raiders.
Cimarron
by Hank Mitchum
1984
Three outlaws rob a gold-bearing stage bound for Cimarron and seize Helen Bromfield as a hostage. Clint Dennison attempts to rescue her despite being pursued by a sheriff for a bank robbery of his own.
Deadwood
by Hank Mitchum
1984
A theatrical troupe reaches booming Deadwood as gambling-hall owner Johnny Varnes plots against stage owner Tom Murdock and Wild Bill Hickok. Actress Ellen Dorsey becomes entangled in the struggle while her feelings for Murdock deepen.
Tucson
by Hank Mitchum
1984
Half-brothers Jonathan and Cooper Dundee battle for control of their family’s ranch and transport business. Jonathan’s secret dealings unleash a dangerous betrayal, placing their relatives and Regan O’Rourke in the path of kidnapping and murder.
Wichita
by Hank Mitchum
1984
Retired gunfighter Layne Britton hopes to settle on an inherited ranch near Wichita. Falling for the stepdaughter of a rival landowner complicates his plans, and a false accusation of attempted murder threatens both his freedom and future.
Casa Grande
by Hank Mitchum
1985
Grant Whitman enters the Mojave to hunt the bandit Arango and his gang. Eustacia Kibbe, searching for her missing husband, becomes an unexpected ally whose family mystery may hold the key to Whitman’s dangerous assignment.
Durango
by Hank Mitchum
1985
A Durango-bound stage survives robbers only to face betrayal from within its passenger group and a severe mountain storm. Driver Quint Burgess and Mountain Laurel must overcome mistrust and prejudice to organize a struggle for survival.
Fargo
by Hank Mitchum
1985
Cooper Dundee’s transport company and family are threatened when a businessman engineers sabotage and murder to frame him. With his pregnant wife Regan supporting him, Cooper fights to expose the scheme on the road to Casa Grande.
Last Chance
by Hank Mitchum
1985
Agent Chance Dayton must escort a stage safely to Fargo while protecting passenger Polly Temple. The journey brings him into conflict with Black Claw and outlaw Dakota Smith, whose determination to avoid prison makes the trail increasingly dangerous.
Leadville
by Hank Mitchum
1985
A railroad dispute and a miners’ strike push Leadville toward violence while the Harper Stage Line faces financial ruin. Meanwhile, fugitive Griff Connors, falsely accused of murder, hunts the people responsible for framing him.
Mojave
by Hank Mitchum
1985
Kelly O’Brien takes the Denver stage seeking a new life after her father’s death and meets blinded Civil War veteran Dan Sullivan. Attacks near Last Chance leave the pair facing responsibility for their fellow passengers’ survival.
Devil's Canyon
by Hank Mitchum
1986
Young outlaw Billy Starbuck targets a gold shipment guarded by stage troubleshooter Simon Tyree. Their contest is disrupted by unexpected passengers and a flash flood in Devil’s Canyon, forcing enemies to cooperate if they hope to survive.
El Paso
by Hank Mitchum
1986
Texas Ranger Branson Howard guards government gold traveling through El Paso on the Lone Star Stage Company’s line. Rancher Turk Killam plans to seize the shipment, while Killam’s stepdaughter Lucy Daniels fears for the ranger she loves.
Mesa Verde
by Hank Mitchum
1986
Quint Burgess and his physician wife, Laurel Fox, hope to bring medical treatment to her Southern Ute community. Hostile gunmen and distrust threaten their mission, leading toward a confrontation among the ancient dwellings of Mesa Verde.
Pecos
by Hank Mitchum
1986
A longstanding feud between the Maddock and Lindsay ranches approaches open warfare. Evan Maddock tries to prevent the conflict from escalating, facing the task of keeping peace between neighboring families whose hostility has simmered for years.
San Antonio
by Hank Mitchum
1986
Condemned prisoner Wolf Bixler receives a chance at freedom by escorting President Tejada’s children from Mexico to San Antonio. Rebels, bandits, and a pursuing U.S. marshal threaten a mission that promises gold but offers little safety.
Tulsa
by Hank Mitchum
1986
Deputy marshal Jim Land pursues Bill Doolin through Oklahoma Territory while dangerous Turk Freese closes in with his own grievances. Land’s attempt to enforce the law becomes a complicated confrontation involving competing outlaws and the woman he loves.
Death Valley
by Hank Mitchum
1987
Deputy Walker Sutton transports outlaw Shade Mallory while Mallory’s former gang seeks revenge. Nearby, Danielle LeBeau and her sister flee a violent pursuer, bringing several desperate conflicts together in a Death Valley mining town.
El Dorado
by Hank Mitchum
1987
When Andrea King’s stage from Carson City fails to arrive on schedule, her husband Solomon sets out to find it. Accompanied by veteran Mojave scout Gray Hawk, he follows the missing coach’s route in search of answers.
Panhandle
by Hank Mitchum
1987
Lacey Ellis and fellow stage passengers flee an attacking Comanche band only to encounter ruthless buffalo hunter Burl Wayne. Scout Tucker McCall may offer their best chance of safety, but helping them means confronting his own employer.
Rawhide
by Hank Mitchum
1987
As soldiers and Cochise’s Apache band approach war, outlaws exploit the tension to target a valuable stage payroll. Cochise’s son Brondo attempts to protect his people and Colonel Johnston’s adopted daughter from those pursuing violence for personal gain.
Royal Coach
by Hank Mitchum
1987
Count Wilhelm von Schiller and his sister Cristiana travel across the American frontier in a specially built Concord coach. Their journey from Chicago toward California exposes them to dangerous terrain and threats concealed within their own traveling party.
Taos
by Hank Mitchum
1987
Undercover Pinkerton agent Jeanne Townsend flees Albuquerque with evidence against corrupt Darryl Landreth. His hired gunmen pursue her northbound stage, endangering its varied passengers as the trail leads toward an ambush in the streets of Taos.
Bonanza City
by Hank Mitchum
1988
Bounty hunter Rory Darson brings killer Sonora Pike into Bonanza City expecting a routine reward. A woman intent on freeing Pike, her con-man ally, and unhelpful local lawmen turn the assignment into a dangerous pursuit.
Casper
by Hank Mitchum
1988
Deadman Butte
by Hank Mitchum
1988
A Buffalo Stage Line coach bound for Rawlins carries Larry Mangrum toward a gunslinger showdown, along with Marshal John Claxton and his prisoner’s family. An ambush planned at Deadman Butte threatens to bring their separate journeys to disaster.
Fort Verde
by Hank Mitchum
1988
Young second lieutenant Mark Shields faces danger at Fort Verde from both renegade Manitoro and influential Farley Branson. With the fort’s drunken commander under Branson’s control, Shields must navigate threats outside the post and corruption within it.
Grand Teton
by Hank Mitchum
1988
Government agent Lobo Lincoln delays his planned retirement after outlaw Gavin Brubaugh robs a stagecoach and kidnaps Jenny Moore. With his sweetheart in the killer’s hands, Lincoln undertakes a pursuit that makes his final assignment intensely personal.
Shawnee
by Hank Mitchum
1988
Elizabeth Bradly travels to Shawnee to work as rancher Tim Ryan’s housekeeper, expecting a new position rather than violence. A deadly range war draws her between her employer and his ruthless rival, complicating her arrival.
Apache Junction
by Hank Mitchum
1989
Lieutenant Greg Hammond pursues the murderous renegade Chago while struggling with hatred and dissent among his soldiers. His love for his commanding officer’s daughter adds personal complications to an assignment already threatened by divisions within his own ranks.
Fort Davis
by Hank Mitchum
1989
Former Confederate officer Wade Bonner returns to Waco after the Civil War and finds his father shot and the family farm seized. His homecoming becomes a pursuit of the murderous thieves responsible for the losses.
Presidio
by Hank Mitchum
1989
Wealthy Cat McQuay must reunite with the husband who abandoned her five years earlier when their teenage daughter is kidnapped. Ruthless killer Tate Lansdale's actions force the estranged parents into a dangerous shared effort to recover Katherine.
Red Buffalo
by Hank Mitchum
1989
Reverend Del Harrigan still carries guilt over the killing he committed while serving in the Union army. When a band of Sioux riders seeking revenge enters Red Buffalo, he faces taking up his guns again.
Silverado
by Hank Mitchum
1989
Stagecoach driver Mike Wayfield watches for ambushes as he travels through lawless mining settlements north of San Francisco. Meeting a beautiful Chinese woman introduces an unexpected romance into a working life already shaped by danger.
Socorro
by Hank Mitchum
1989
Captain Vincent Bolton leads a cavalry patrol into hostile territory, where his command faces more than the dangers of the terrain. Renegade Big Jim Congor's sinister activities complicate the patrol and threaten Bolton's military responsibilities.
Buckskin Pass
by Hank Mitchum
1990
Clay Edwards puts aside his gun and tries to pursue a peaceful life. Trouble follows when he faces imprisonment for a crime he did not commit, threatening the fresh start he hoped to make for himself.
Buffalo Station
by Hank Mitchum
1990
A stagecoach carries assorted travelers north through Wyoming toward Buffalo, along with a valuable shipment of money. Discovering that an outlaw among them plans to steal the cargo turns their journey into a struggle for survival.
Gila Bend
by Hank Mitchum
1990
Gunfighter Rado Kane arrives in Gila Bend after being hired to end a feud between two families. Facing ruthless Jack Sanders, he finds that securing peace will demand a dangerous confrontation with an determined opponent.
Juárez
by Hank Mitchum
1990
U.S. Marshal John McCain sets out to rescue the kidnapped Secretary of War and his family from a hideout in Mexico. Snipers, guard dogs, and hired gunmen threaten his effort to reach the captives alive.
North Platte
by Hank Mitchum
1990
Wild West
by Hank Mitchum
1990
Publishers Jasper Morton Prescott and William Randolph Hearst sponsor a Fourth of July stagecoach race from Kansas City to Denver. A saboteur threatens the competitors, transforming their contest for victory into a fight to stay alive.
The Last Frontier
by Hank Mitchum
1991
Watching a Western film production revives cowboy Tom Farnsworth's memories of a stagecoach robbery that killed his partner. He suspects a man near Hollywood is the long-sought outlaw, but confronting him draws Farnsworth into new criminal trouble.
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