Wilder Hawk: Mountain Man Books in Order

After freeing his Apache community from forced relocation, Wilder Hawk becomes a wanted man and reluctantly accepts leadership. Refuge in Mexico offers little security, leaving him to seek help from old friends while hostile ranchers and armies threaten his people’s future.

Eighteen-year-old Wilder Hawk leaves his Apache community to explore the West and connect with his late father’s mountain-man life. His travels become unexpectedly complicated when he agrees to guide a widow and her children across hundreds of miles of dangerous prairie.

Journeying toward the Pacific, Wilder Hawk faces violent prejudice and becomes a fugitive after defending himself. New relationships and lessons from different tribes shape his search for belonging, but returning home brings evidence that his own people urgently need his help.

Seeking a connection to his mountain-man father, Wilder Hawk travels from Kansas toward Yellowstone. Encounters with bandits, tribes and lost children complicate the journey, while an injured hawk and an unexpected friendship bring new meaning to the wilderness he hoped to explore.

After a devastating loss, Wilder Hawk and his wife leave their Apache homeland in search of healing. Their wilderness journey exposes them to animal predators, human cruelty and further tragedy, forcing Wilder to discover how he can continue when grief reshapes his future.

Mourning his partner, Wilder Hawk heads north and becomes involved with a ranch troubled by land disputes and cattle theft. Spending winter in a mountain cabin brings another struggle, as brutal weather and a persistent wolf pack test the limits of his survival skills.

An encounter with stranded travelers draws Wilder Hawk into leading a wagon train through Yellowstone toward California. The long journey and his eventual route home bring violence, loss and divided loyalties, culminating in a chance to prevent conflict between neighboring tribes.