J. T. Edson Reading Order
1 series · 154 books
J. T. Edson was a prolific English writer known for his captivating Westerns and adventure tales, contributing significantly to the genre from 1973 to 1997. With a remarkable portfolio of 157 books, including a series and various standalone novels, Edson's most notable work stands as a testament to his storytelling prowess. He became a beloved figure among fans of escapism literature, particularly for his engaging narratives that transport readers to the Wild West.
Standalone Novels Series
154 books
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | 'Cap' Fog, Texas Ranger, meet Mr J.G. Reeder |
| 2 | .44 calibre man |
| 3 | A Matter of Honor |
| 4 | A horse called Mogollon |
| 5 | A matter of honour |
| 6 | A town called Yellowdog |
| 7 | Apache rampage |
| 8 | Arizona range war |
| 9 | Arizona ranger |
| 10 | BUNDUKI |
| 11 | Back to the bloody border |
| 12 | Bad hombre |
| 13 | Beguinage |
| 14 | Beguinage is Dead |
| 15 | Blonde Genius |
| 16 | Bloody Border |
| 17 | Buffalo are coming! |
| 18 | Bunduki and Dawn |
| 19 | COLD DECK, HOT LEAD |
| 20 | Calamity Spells Trouble |
| 21 | Calamity spells trouble |
| 22 | Calamity, Mark and Belle |
| 23 | Cold deck, hot lead |
| 24 | Comanche |
| 25 | Cuchilo |
| 26 | Cut one, they all bleed |
| 27 | Decision for dusty fog |
| 28 | Diamonds, emeralds, cards and colts |
| 29 | Doc Leroy, M.D. |
| 30 | Fearless master of the jungle |
| 31 | From hide and horn |
| 32 | Get Urrea! |
| 33 | Go back to hell |
| 34 | Goodnight's dream |
| 35 | Gun wizard |
| 36 | Guns in the night |
| 37 | Gunsmoke thunder |
| 38 | Hell in the Palo Duro |
| 39 | Is-A-Man |
| 40 | J. T.'s Ladies Ride Again |
| 41 | J.T.'s Ladies |
| 42 | J.T.'s hundredth |
| 43 | Kill Dusty Fog! |
| 44 | Mark Counter's kin |
| 45 | Master of triggernometry |
| 46 | McGraw's inheritance |
| 47 | More J.T.'s Ladies |
| 48 | No finger on the trigger |
| 49 | Oklahoma Outlaw |
| 50 | Old moccasins on the trail |
| 51 | Ole Devil and the caplocks |
| 52 | Ole Devil at San Jacinto |
| 53 | Ole devil and the mule train |
| 54 | Ole devil's hands and feet |
| 55 | Omnibus |
| 56 | Omnibus 5 |
| 57 | Omnibus Vol. 4 |
| 58 | Point of contact |
| 59 | Quiet Town |
| 60 | Rangeland Hercules |
| 61 | Rapido Clint |
| 62 | Rapido Clint strikes back |
| 63 | Return to Backsight |
| 64 | Rio guns |
| 65 | Run for the Border |
| 66 | Sacrifice for the Quagga God |
| 67 | Sagebrush sleuth |
| 68 | Set Texas back on her feet |
| 69 | Set a-foot |
| 70 | Sidewinder |
| 71 | Slaughter's Way |
| 72 | Slaughter's way |
| 73 | Slip gun |
| 74 | South Will Rise Again |
| 75 | THE BULLWHIP BREED |
| 76 | THE JUSTICE OF COMPANY Z |
| 77 | Terror valley |
| 78 | Texas Kidnappers |
| 79 | Texas Warrior |
| 80 | The 1/4-second draw |
| 81 | The Bad Bunch |
| 82 | The Big Hunt |
| 83 | The Bloody Borders |
| 84 | The Code of Dusty Fog |
| 85 | The Cow Thieves |
| 86 | The Hide and Horn Saloon |
| 87 | The Hooded Riders |
| 88 | The Making of a Lawman |
| 89 | The Night Hawk |
| 90 | The Owlhoot |
| 91 | The Peacemakers |
| 92 | The Remittance Kid |
| 93 | The Rio Hondo Kid |
| 94 | The Rio Hondo war |
| 95 | The Rushers |
| 96 | The Sixteen-dollar Shooter |
| 97 | The South Will Rise Again |
| 98 | The Texan |
| 99 | The Trigger Master |
| 100 | The Wildcats |
| 101 | The Ysabel Kid |
| 102 | The Ysahel Kid |
| 103 | The bloody border |
| 104 | The bull whip breed |
| 105 | The code of Dusty Fog |
| 106 | The colt and the sabre |
| 107 | The deputies |
| 108 | The devil gun |
| 109 | The drifter |
| 110 | The fast gun |
| 111 | The fastest gun in Texas |
| 112 | The floating outfit |
| 113 | The fortune hunters |
| 114 | The gentle giant |
| 115 | The half breed |
| 116 | The hard riders |
| 117 | The hide and tallow men |
| 118 | The justice of company Z |
| 119 | The law of the gun |
| 120 | The lawmen of Rockabye County |
| 121 | The making of a lawman |
| 122 | The man from Texas |
| 123 | The peacemakers |
| 124 | The professional killers |
| 125 | The quest for Bowie's blade |
| 126 | The rebel spy |
| 127 | The return of Rapido Clint and Mr J.G. Reeder |
| 128 | The sheriff of Rockabye County |
| 129 | The small Texan |
| 130 | The town tamers |
| 131 | The trouble busters |
| 132 | The whip and the warlance |
| 133 | To Arms! To Arms, in Dixie! |
| 134 | Trail Boss |
| 135 | Trigger fast |
| 136 | Trouble trail |
| 137 | Troubled range |
| 138 | Two miles to the border |
| 139 | Under the Stars and Bars |
| 140 | Waco rides in |
| 141 | Waco's badge |
| 142 | Waco's debt |
| 143 | Wagons to Backsight |
| 144 | Wanted! Belle Starr |
| 145 | Wedge Goes to Arizona |
| 146 | Where is Evie Alton? |
| 147 | White Indians |
| 148 | White Stallion, Red Mare |
| 149 | You're a Texas Ranger, Alvin Fog |
| 150 | You're in command now, Mr Fog |
| 151 | Young ole Devil |
| 152 | The Big Gun 1973 |
| 153 | Hound Dog Man 1989 |
| 154 | Arizona gun law 1997 |
Frequently Asked Questions
- How many books has J. T. Edson written?
- J. T. Edson has written 154 books across 1 series. Their published works span from 1973 to 1997.