Stagecoach Station books in order

Reading order

James Reasoner’s Stagecoach Station is a 52-book fiction series published between 1982 and 1991. Each book is named after a different Western location, from well-known towns like Dodge City, Tombstone, and Deadwood to more remote stops like Fort Yuma, Death Valley, and Gila Bend. The titles give the series a strong sense of geographic range across the American frontier.

Reasoner kept an aggressive publishing schedule, releasing between five and eight books a year for most of the series’ run. The early entries focus on familiar Western settings like Santa Fe, Virginia City, and Abilene, while later books branch out to places like Apache Junction, Presidio, and Buckskin Pass. The series wrapped up in 1991 with its 52nd installment, The Last Frontier, making it a substantial body of Western fiction for readers who enjoy stories rooted in specific frontier towns and stagecoach routes.