Order of Terry C. Johnston Books

Terry C. Johnston (1947-2001) was an American author of western novels. Before he started as an author, Terry travelled around, working various jobs and all the while learning more about the Old West. He is best known for his Titus Bass series, set during the Rocky Mountain Fur Trade, as well as his Plainsmen series.

Johnston’s first novel was Carry the Wind, which was published in 1982. He wrote it while working as a lease manager in Thornton, Colorado, using their word processor and writing through the night. His final novel was Wind Walker, published in 2001. Below is a list of Terry C. Johnston’s books in order of when they were originally published:

Publication Order of The Plainsmen Books

Sioux Dawn	(1990)
The Stalkers	(1990)
Red Cloud's Revenge	(1990)
Black Sun	(1991)
Devil's Backbone	(1991)
Shadow Riders	(1991)
Dying Thunder	(1992)
Blood Song	(1993)
Reap the Whirlwind	(1994)
Trumpet on the Land	(1995)
A Cold Day in Hell	(1996)
Wolf Mountain Moon	(1997)
Ashes of Heaven	(1998)
Cries from the Earth	(1999)
Lay the Mountains Low	(2000)
Turn the Stars Upside Down	(2001)

Publication Order of Jonas Hook Books

Cry of the Hawk	(1992)
Winter Rain	(1993)
Dream Catcher	(1994)

Publication Order of Son of the Plains Books

Long Winter Gone	(1990)
Seize the Sky	(1991)
Whisper of the Wolf	(1991)

Publication Order of Titus Bass Books

Carry the Wind	(1982)
Borderlords	(1986)
One-Eyed Dream	(1988)
Dance on the Wind	(1995)
Buffalo Palace	(1996)
Crack in the Sky	(1997)
Ride the Moon Down	(1998)
Death Rattle	(1999)
Wind Walker	(2001)

Chronological Order of Titus Bass Books

Dance on the Wind	(1995)
Buffalo Palace	(1996)
Crack in the Sky	(1997)
Carry the Wind	(1982)
Borderlords	(1986)
One-Eyed Dream	(1988)
Ride the Moon Down	(1998)
Death Rattle	(1999)
Wind Walker	(2001)

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• William W. Johnstone
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