J. T. Edson Reading Order
1 series · 157 books
J. T. Edson was an English novelist who produced over 150 books spanning Western adventures, action-packed escapism, and crime procedurals between 1973 and 1997. Based in Leicestershire, Edson crafted fast-paced narratives across multiple genres that appealed to readers seeking straightforward adventure storytelling. His prolific output made him a significant contributor to popular fiction during the late twentieth century, though his works remain largely independent rather than connected through ongoing series.
Standalone Novels Series
Complete157 books
Start with The Big Gun, the first of 157 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | 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 Peacemakers |
| 93 | The Remittance Kid |
| 94 | The Rio Hondo Kid |
| 95 | The Rio Hondo war |
| 96 | The Rushers |
| 97 | The Sixteen-dollar Shooter |
| 98 | The South Will Rise Again |
| 99 | The Texan |
| 100 | The Trigger Master |
| 101 | The Wildcats |
| 102 | The Ysabel Kid |
| 103 | The Ysahel Kid |
| 104 | The bloody border |
| 105 | The bull whip breed |
| 106 | The code of Dusty Fog |
| 107 | The colt and the sabre |
| 108 | The deputies |
| 109 | The devil gun |
| 110 | The drifter |
| 111 | The fast gun |
| 112 | The fastest gun in Texas |
| 113 | The floating outfit |
| 114 | The fortune hunters |
| 115 | The fortune hunters |
| 116 | The gentle giant |
| 117 | The half breed |
| 118 | The hard riders |
| 119 | The hide and tallow men |
| 120 | The hide and tallow men |
| 121 | The justice of company Z |
| 122 | The law of the gun |
| 123 | The lawmen of Rockabye County |
| 124 | The making of a lawman |
| 125 | The man from Texas |
| 126 | The peacemakers |
| 127 | The professional killers |
| 128 | The quest for Bowie's blade |
| 129 | The rebel spy |
| 130 | The return of Rapido Clint and Mr J.G. Reeder |
| 131 | The sheriff of Rockabye County |
| 132 | The small Texan |
| 133 | The town tamers |
| 134 | The trouble busters |
| 135 | The whip and the warlance |
| 136 | To Arms! To Arms, in Dixie! |
| 137 | Trail Boss |
| 138 | Trigger fast |
| 139 | Trouble trail |
| 140 | Troubled range |
| 141 | Two miles to the border |
| 142 | Under the Stars and Bars |
| 143 | Waco rides in |
| 144 | Waco's badge |
| 145 | Waco's debt |
| 146 | Wagons to Backsight |
| 147 | Wanted! Belle Starr |
| 148 | Wedge Goes to Arizona |
| 149 | Where is Evie Alton? |
| 150 | White Indians |
| 151 | White Stallion, Red Mare |
| 152 | You're a Texas Ranger, Alvin Fog |
| 153 | You're in command now, Mr Fog |
| 154 | Young ole Devil |
| 155 | The Big Gun 1973 |
| 156 | Hound Dog Man 1989 |
| 157 | Arizona gun law 1997 |
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