Wabash River books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Wabash River series?"

"There are four books in the Wabash River series, published between 1987 and 1995."

Q: "What is the first book in the Wabash River series?"

"The first book in the Wabash River series is Lonesome River, published in 1987."

Q: "What is the Wabash River series about?"

"The Wabash River series follows characters living along the Wabash River in the frontier and settlement-era Midwest. The four books, from Lonesome River (1987) to Yesteryear (1995), feature romances set against the backdrop of river life, frontier hardship, and the growth of Midwestern communities."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Lonesome River	1987	Dorothy Garlock	Buy
2	Dream River	1988	Dorothy Garlock	Buy
3	River of Tomorrow	1988	Dorothy Garlock	Buy
4	Yesteryear	1995	Dorothy Garlock	Buy

The Wabash River series consists of four novels by Dorothy Garlock set along the Wabash River in the frontier and settlement-era Midwest. Lonesome River (1987), Dream River (1988), River of Tomorrow (1988), and Yesteryear (1995) follow characters navigating the dangers and possibilities of life along the river.

The series reflects Garlock’s interest in the Midwest as a setting for romance. The Wabash River provides both a geographic anchor and a source of livelihood and danger for the characters, and the books trace the transformation of the region from wilderness to settled communities.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Wabash River series?

There are four books in the Wabash River series, published between 1987 and 1995.

What is the first book in the Wabash River series?

The first book in the Wabash River series is Lonesome River, published in 1987.

What is the Wabash River series about?

The Wabash River series follows characters living along the Wabash River in the frontier and settlement-era Midwest. The four books, from Lonesome River (1987) to Yesteryear (1995), feature romances set against the backdrop of river life, frontier hardship, and the growth of Midwestern communities.

Reading order#

Frequently Asked Questions

Reading order