"After Sky Fargo runs afoul of the law, he's more than happy to be set free to work for a pair of pretty sisters trying to operate a wagon run in the Ozarks. But when the competition gets deadly, the Trailsman has to send a pack of savage killers straight into the ground ..."--Publisher.

Fargo's not horsing around...
Skye Fargo knows the Nez Perce Indians well enough to respect them. So when a wealthy rancher aims to breed the tribe's legendary Appaloosa horses, he hires Fargo to act as go-between. But even the sweetest deals can go sour where money is involved—and now the Trailsman is either going to cash in big, or cash out permanently…

Fargo plays the most dangerous game…
To survive, Fargo has hunted just about everything under the sun. Now, he's been hired to take part in a twisted contest of predator and prey that will determine which one of the Clyburns will inherit their late father's fortune. And the Trailsman knows too well that sometimes the hunter can become the hunted—and the hunted can become the dead…

There's no honor in murder.
In the wilds of northwest Arkansas, the local U.S. Army fort is under attack. Not from an enemy army, but from a band of murderous highwaymen who kill at will and strike without warning, then fade into the shadows. And Fargo, helped by a half-crazy, half-breed Choctaw, is the only one who can hunt them down and deliver justice…

Skye Fargo ain’t afraid of the dark…
There aren’t many men who make Skye Fargo think twice about clearing leather—but Terrible Jack Slade is one of them. Slade is a one-man slaughterhouse, and mad as a rabid dog to boot. But in Virginia City, Slade has gone beyond insane into religious ecstasy, preaching that everyone and everything in town is about to go straight to Hell. But the Trailsman isn’t about to go...

Fargo clears leather to clear his name…
Fargo takes a job to protect a stagecoach—only to end up face-down in the dirt. When he comes to, a man is dead, the money is stolen, and an entire town blames Fargo. But a beautiful backwoods nurse knows Fargo was drugged, and Fargo knows that someone set him up for a fall. Now, he has to find out who's making him a scapegoat before they heap any more shame on his good name…

It’s a cold day in hell…
Skye Fargo gets an early Christmas present when he’s hired to ride shotgun alongside his old friend, the aptly-named Grizzly Olaffson. But the holiday haul across the snow heats up quick, with stick-up men on the trail, lustful lowlifes off the trail, and the crazy Grizzly causing more trouble than Fargo can bear. All that’s left is for the Trailsman to decide who’s naughty, who’s...

Fargo has to sink or swim…
Skye Fargo's seen a lot of scam artists—and the Trahearne brothers are pure gold. Conning people with crocodile tears and fixed fights, they support themselves and their lovely sister, Laurie. Fargo knows their game. But so does Owen Mullaney—their latest dupe and a man with a killer reputation. Now, the only thing between the Trahearnes and the bottom of the Mississippi River is the Trailsman…...

Fargo protects a passel of prairie pilgrims…
Hired to find a pioneer family that disappeared in the mountains, Skye Fargo runs across a wagon train being "guarded" by some dirt-low men in the employ of one Victor Gore—a man who makes his money at other's fatal expense.
 
With Gore and his vermin on one side, and a band of angry Nez Perce Indians on the other, the Trailsman has to guide the settlers to their promised...

It's Hell in the high country…
When Skye Fargo comes across a dead young man near the town of Cawthorne, Colorado, he figures he'll do the real thing and bring the body to town for burial. But he learns soon enough that dying has been real easy to do in Cawthorne lately. Someone in town has developed a taste for murder—and the Trailsman might just be the next course…