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Zane Grey Books in Order

This guide covers Zane Grey books in order, with quick summaries, series notes, and where-to-start picks for his Westerns, adventures, and more.

Last updated: June 7, 2026

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Zane Grey books in publication order

133 books

Tales From A Fisherman's Log

by Zane Grey

1979

A set of fishing stories and travel sketches drawn from days on the water and nights in camp. Grey blends practical detail with the suspense of waiting for the next strike.

The Camp Robber and Other Stories

by Zane Grey

1979

A collection of short stories that range from campfire suspense to sudden frontier action. Grey mixes wilderness atmosphere with tight plots, where one wrong move can bring trouble crashing in.

Dark Heritage

by Zane Grey

1980

A frontier drama where the past is not buried, it rides alongside the present. As family history and hidden motives surface, the characters face a choice between repeating old wrongs or breaking the pattern.

Tales of Freshwater Fishing

by Zane Grey

1980

A practical, story-driven look at freshwater fishing, told with Grey's eye for place and the chase. He mixes tips and observations with the small dramas that happen along rivers and lakes.

The Westerners

by Zane Grey

1980

A set of Western tales and adventures focused on the people who live by the trail, ranch hands, drifters, and lawmen. Across the stories, Grey balances quick action with the everyday pressure of surviving in hard country.

Riders of Vengeance

by Zane Grey

1981

A revenge-driven Western in which old injuries refuse to stay in the past. When violence comes calling, a determined rider has to choose between settling scores and saving the people still alive to lose.

The Lord of Lackawaxen Creek

by Zane Grey

1981

A short, personal piece rooted in the Delaware River country that mattered so much to Grey. Fishing, local life, and the pull of the water shape a story about why a place can feel like home.

Lost In The Never Never

by Zane Grey

1982

A set of adventure and wilderness stories that head into remote places where the usual rules do not apply. Isolation, instinct, and survival drive the tension as characters try to find their way back from the edge.

Tenderfoot

by Zane Grey

1982

A green newcomer heads into Western country expecting adventure and finds danger instead. As mentors and enemies test him, he has to earn his place, and learn that courage is mostly made of choices.

Amber's Mirage

by Zane Grey

1983

A collection of Western and adventure stories, including the title tale set against harsh desert illusion and heat. Grey mixes survival, sudden violence, and quiet, tense moments that turn on one decision.

The Secret of Quaking Asp Cabin

by Zane Grey

1983

A grab bag of short tales that range from frontier mysteries to hard rides and close escapes. Each story is compact, plot-driven, and anchored in Grey's love of wild places.

Undiscovered Zane Grey Fishing Stories

by Zane Grey

1983

A collection of fishing pieces that highlight Grey's travel, technique, and obsession with the strike. These stories blend practical detail with the drama of open water and hard-earned catches.

Tales of the Angler's Eldorado

by Zane Grey

1984

Grey's sportfishing travels come alive in stories of distant coasts, heavy tackle, and record-sized dreams. He writes about the chase and the landscape, showing why fishing felt like adventure, not leisure.

Zane Grey's Greatest Animal Stories

by Zane Grey

1984

A curated set of Grey's animal tales, focused on wilderness life and the people who cross paths with it. Instinct, loyalty, and survival drive the stories more than gunfights or romance.

Avalanche

by Zane Grey

1988

A collection of short tales that mix mountain danger, frontier conflict, and hard choices. From sudden storms to sudden violence, Grey keeps the pace quick and the stakes clear across a range of settings.

Tex Thorne Comes Out of the West

by Zane Grey

1988

Tex Thorne rides out of the backcountry and into a situation primed for violence. With a troubled past and a sharp sense of right, he has to protect the vulnerable while staying one step ahead of men who want him dead.

Tigre and Other Stories

by Zane Grey

1988

A collection of short adventure tales, including the title story. Grey moves from wilderness danger to human conflict, keeping each piece tight, suspenseful, and driven by a single hard choice.

Yaqui

by Zane Grey

1988

In borderland country, a young man is drawn into conflict that touches both ranch life and an Indigenous community fighting to survive. As loyalties split and violence rises, he has to choose where he belongs, and what he is willing to risk.

Zane Grey's Book of Camp and Trails

by Zane Grey

1988

An outdoorsy mix of stories and observations about camping, tracking, and life in the open. Grey blends practical know-how with the kind of moments that make the wilderness feel both welcoming and unforgiving.

George Washington, Frontiersman

by Zane Grey

1990

A historical portrait of George Washington's early years, focused on his frontier experiences and hard lessons. Grey turns the young surveyor and soldier into a vivid figure shaped by wilderness, risk, and duty.

Seafishing Yarns

by Zane Grey

1991

A set of sea-fishing tales that capture the drama of open water, heavy lines, and sudden turns of luck. Grey writes with a mix of practical detail and adventure-story pace.

Silvermane And Other Stories

by Zane Grey

1991

A collection of animal and wilderness tales, with Silvermane as a centerpiece. Grey follows creatures on the run and the humans who track them, keeping the focus on instinct and survival.

Tales of Swordfish and Tuna

by Zane Grey

1992

A big-game fishing volume focused on powerful fish and the long fights it takes to land them. Grey mixes technique, travel, and the adrenaline rush of a line going tight.

Last of the Great Scouts

by Zane Grey

1996

A nonfiction-style look at a larger-than-life scout and frontier survivor. Grey combines adventure episodes with a portrait of a man built for hard country and relentless pursuit.

Rangers of the Lone Star

by Zane Grey

1997

Stories of Texas Rangers and the kind of hard choices that come with frontier law. Grey blends action and moral tests as riders chase outlaws across rough borderland country.

The Last of the Duanes

by Zane Grey

1998

A fuller telling of Buck Duane's story from The Lone Star Ranger. As he rides with the Texas Rangers, Buck fights to leave an outlaw life behind without losing his own sense of right and wrong.

Woman of the Frontier

by Zane Grey

1998

A historical Western centered on a woman's fight to survive and belong on the early American frontier. Family duty, danger, and resilience shape a story where courage has to be practical.

Tales of Tahitian Waters

by Zane Grey

1999

Fishing and travel stories set around Tahiti, where warm seas hide powerful fish and sudden storms. Grey writes about the chase, the local color, and the pull of the horizon.

Tales of Southern Rivers

by Zane Grey

2000

A collection of river-fishing tales that blend practical detail with the quiet drama of the current. Grey focuses on the places, the people, and the moments when patience turns into action.

Rangle River

by Zane Grey

2001

A story collection that ranges across frontier adventures and harsh landscapes. Grey's characters face quick decisions, sudden violence, and the kind of moral pressure that comes when the nearest help is far away.

Tales of the Great Game Fish

by Zane Grey

2003

A set of big-game fishing stories built around power, speed, and endurance on the open sea. Grey captures the thrill of pursuit and the hard work behind every catch worth remembering.

Silvermane

by Zane Grey

2013

An animal-centered adventure that follows a formidable wilderness creature and the people drawn into its path. Instinct, survival, and the struggle between freedom and control drive the tension.

Tales of Florida Fishes

by Zane Grey

2016

A warm-water fishing collection focused on Florida's coasts and the species that draw anglers back. Grey mixes travel color with the practical realities of chasing fish in shifting tides and weather.

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