Trail Drive Books in Order

Former Texas Rangers Benton McCaleb, Will Elliot, and Brazos Gifford ride with Charles Goodnight on a cattle drive to Colorado, facing flooded rivers, desert, Comanches, and gunmen.

Benton McCaleb and his cowboys drive cattle into Wyoming's Sweetwater Valley, then try to build a ranch near Cheyenne. A ruthless railroad baron wants the land for himself.

Gil and Van Austin cross into war-torn Mexico to rescue Clay Duval and find a valley full of longhorns. Getting cattle home means fighting soldiers, outlaws, and treachery.

Ten Chisholm flees New Orleans with a price on his head and a promise to clear his name. His road leads into cattle country, danger, and the famed Chisholm Trail.

Brothers Gil and Van Austin see California gold fever as a chance to sell Texas longhorns. First they must cross desert, rivers, Indian attacks, and outlaw trouble.

Long John Coons drives two thousand cattle north from Texas toward Kansas with a volatile crew at his side. Rustlers, hostile country, and war ahead threaten the whole outfit.

Nelson Story dreams of building a ranching empire in Montana and starts a long drive with hard-bitten Texans. Outlaws trail the herd, hoping to bleed it dry.

Dan Ember comes home from war to find hired guns on his land, then risks everything on a cattle drive toward Dodge City. Killers and Comanches wait along the Llano.

Lou Spencer, Dill Summer, and fourteen Texas cowboys sell cattle to a wagon train, then guide greenhorn pioneers toward Oregon. Hidden gold and circling outlaws make the road deadly.

Gavin McCord reaches Missouri with 3,500 longhorns and no buyer. Gladstone Pitkin buys the herd and hires the Texans for a drive from Independence to Santa Fe.

After their Santa Fe buyer is murdered, Rand Hayes and his ranchers must drive five thousand cattle across mountain ranges, the Mojave Desert, Ute danger, and a shooting war.

A trail toward Deadwood promises money, but gold country draws predators as surely as cattle draw dust. The riders must guard the herd, themselves, and any hope of profit.

A cattle drive toward Green River country tests a crew against weather, distance, and men eager to steal what they cannot earn. The herd must keep moving or die.

After a child dies in a shootout, bounty hunter Art Catlin starts over as a Bar X drover. The Cimarron trail brings sandstorms, renegades, outlaws, and no easy forgiveness.

A cattle drive becomes a race against time, weather, and armed trouble on a trail that may already be lost. The drovers keep moving because stopping could cost everything.