White Indian Books in Order

Renno, a white man raised among the Seneca, faces settlers encroaching on his people's hunting grounds. English and French ambitions threaten his homeland, while the arrival of an Englishwoman named Deborah complicates his life.

Raised as a Seneca warrior, Renno leaves familiar territory for the court of England's king and queen. There, the white Indian faces a different kind of battle amid the demands of royal life.

Renno leaves his Seneca village to serve as an emissary to Virginia's colonists. His sea voyage brings encounters with pirates, imprisonment in the Caribbean, and a woman who will change his life.

French efforts to turn neighboring tribes against one another threaten Renno's family and leadership. His banished son returns, bringing divided affections as father and son struggle to secure peace for their people.

Spies, blackmail, and a rival chief's kidnapping threaten Renno's position among the Seneca. Two women's competing passions entangle him further as European powers maneuver for influence and the frontier approaches another war.

With Renno ill and grieving over Ghonka's murder, Ja-gonh pursues revenge for his grandfather. His mission also involves protecting a woman from an enemy whose designs threaten the white Indian's family.

Ghonkaba wants revenge against the Englishman who stole the woman he loves. His personal grievance clashes with the Seneca alliance with Britain as conflict with the French makes choosing sides increasingly dangerous.

As French alliances threaten the English colonies, Renno prepares the Iroquois for war. His grandson Ghonkaba questions the Seneca's loyalties while forming a friendship with George Washington and courting Beth Strong.

Ghonkaba's allegiance to the American patriots leads him to head a breakaway band of Seneca. Seeking a new home in Tennessee, they enter Cherokee territory, where their hoped-for refuge brings fresh challenges.

Ghonkaba chooses the American patriots despite his people's British alliance. Serving as a scout for George Washington, he faces a dangerous war and a relationship with a woman that crosses the conflict's divisions.

After settling in the South, the Seneca face the Choctaw under Ghonkaba and Renno's leadership. Treachery threatens their struggle, while Renno develops feelings for a young colonist he rescues from Choctaw captivity.

Young Renno seeks vengeance for his father's death and the recovery of his kidnapped beloved. His pursuit leads into Florida, where a renegade soldier and the Seminole stand between him and his goals.

Threats concealed in a dead man's stiletto draw Renno into conflict with the Chickasaw and Spaniards. His American alliance and marriage bring further danger as he follows the spiritual path toward becoming chief.

A vision calls Renno westward and requires him to trust a white man. His journey tests that trust as he seeks help for the people who adopted him and depends on an unfamiliar ally.

Renno's Caribbean ordeal endangers the friends bound to him by loyalty. The shaman Hodan confronts a world of voodoo while pursuing revenge for wrongs committed against Renno and his blood brother.

Renno works to unite the five Iroquois nations in support of the Americans against Britain. Carrying a spirit knife, he pursues peace and tries to save a woman amid the pressures of war.

When his blood brother Mingo is enslaved in Africa, Renno sets out to free him. Unrest among the five tribes complicates his duties as chief, while his rescue mission brings unexpected jungle dangers.

Renno travels toward Fallen Timbers as war threatens the Iroquois nations and the new United States. The shaman Wolverine's influence and danger to a fighting woman and her child complicate his family's struggle.

Renno seeks reconciliation with his former wife, Beth Huntington, and a return to the Seneca. Meanwhile, his son joins Tennessee's governor, gaining firsthand experience of the settlers' government and its competing demands.

Little Hawk encounters a witch on St. Domingue as Renno undertakes a mission involving Jefferson and Louisiana Territory. Renno's daughter Renna faces her own choices, with romance and family obligations pulling her in different directions.

With Lewis and Clark missing for more than a year, Little Hawk volunteers to search for them. His loyalty to the young United States leads him into a dangerous journey across unfamiliar territory.

Renno and Little Hawk face a family crisis in Europe when Renna and her companion become caught in Portugal's diplomatic affairs. Napoleon's invasion raises the stakes of a mission to bring them to safety.

Little Hawk must decide where his loyalties lie as another war with Britain approaches. Meanwhile, his nephew Gao seeks revenge against American soldiers, whose contempt creates another threat to the family's ties.

Caught in Britain's naval blockade, Little Hawk is forced into service aboard HMS Cormorant. A sadistic captain makes life aboard the ship intolerable, turning the young Seneca's captivity into a struggle driven by revenge.

As Andrew Jackson campaigns against the Creek, Renno receives a vision and heads across the frontier to find his nephew. His mission to reunite the family draws him into dangers involving the British.

Celebration after Britain's defeat at New Orleans ends abruptly when Renno's young son Ta-na suffers a disabling injury. The family's crisis becomes bound up with the future of the Seneca and their people.