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Lone Wolf Howls
Series · 5 books · 2017-2020

Books in series

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#1

Ace Lone Wolf and the Lost Temple of Totec

2017

People who search for the lost Temple of Totec have a way of turning up dead... Ace Lone Wolf, a half-Apache gunslinger with a quick draw and a penchant for finding trouble, is about to be hanged for a murder he didn’t commit. Then Victoria, a beautiful English noblewoman, and her hulking manservant, Block, break him out of jail. Victoria’s father, a famed archaeologist from London, disappeared while searching for the lost temple of the bloodthirsty Aztec god Xipe Totec and she needs Ace's help to find him. Follow along as Ace and his new companions blaze a trail across the Old West. Along the way Ace tangles with everyone from Wyatt Earp to Geronimo and finally journeys into the depths of the mighty Sierra Madre Mountains to a temple wreathed in mystery.
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#2

Ace Lone Wolf and the One-Eyed Mule Skinner

2017

Staked out on an anthill and left to die in the Mexico desert isn’t a great way to start the day. But for Ace Lone Wolf, a half-Apache gunslinger with a quick draw and a talent for getting himself into hot water, it’s pretty much business as usual. Broke again, Ace takes a job riding shotgun on a wagon delivering supplies to Dace Jackson, the richest cattle baron in the Arizona Territory. It’s just a job until Ace learns that the ruthless Jackson is trying to steal an entire town. Then it’s personal. Especially once he meets Annie, a beautiful young woman with green eyes a man could drown in. But what can one man do against an army of hired gunmen? It won’t be enough to be fast with a gun. He’ll need smarts too. And a whole lot of luck. The Lone Wolf Howls series can be read in any order.
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#3

Ace Lone Wolf and the Black Pearl Treasure

2017

Chasing lost treasure never leads to anything but misery... That’s one thing that Ace Lone Wolf, a half-Apache gunslinger with a penchant for trouble, knows from experience. Yet somehow he still lets himself get talked into helping an old mountain man search for a wrecked Spanish galleon that legend has it is carrying a fortune in black pearls. Before he knows it, Ace is up to his neck in trouble once again. The notorious outlaws Frank and Jesse James want his head. The US Cavalry is hot on his trail. A murderous doctor wants his scalp for his collection. Some days it feels like everyone is shooting at him. But none of those dangers prepare him for what he finds once he actually makes it to the treasure ship and learns what is guarding it… The Lone Wolf Howls series does not need to be read in order.
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#4

Ace Lone Wolf and the Hidden Fortress

2018

All Ace wants to do is sell the black pearls he got from the ghost ship. Why does it have to be so complicated? After surviving the an up-close encounter with a shark, Ace heads back to the hidden fortress in the Sierra Madre Mountains where he grew up. Little does he know that a war is about to break out, a war that threatens the very existence of his clan. Two Mexican generals have joined together in rebellion against the government. They have the soldiers. They have the money. They just need to rid themselves of a pesky band of Apaches—Ace's clan. Teaming up with Tom Jeffords, the former Indian agent who was blood brother to Chief Cochise, Ace has to find a way for his people to survive. Even if it means allying with the hated Yaqui tribe. (Based on actual events.)
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#5

Ace Lone Wolf and the Secrets of Machu Picchu

2020

Ace is up to his neck in trouble once again. When Ace Lone Wolf receives a mysterious treasure map in the mail, he gets a bad feeling that trouble will follow. Sure enough, desperate men soon come after the map. Then Ace gets a telegram from his estranged father in Peru. Jack’s in danger and he needs Ace to come to Peru and help him out. And don’t forget the map. Ace knows it’s a mistake. His father is a gambler and a cheat. The last thing Ace wants to do is get caught up in his latest scheme. But it’s his father… Saddle up for the latest adventures of Ace Lone Wolf, the half-Apache gunslinger with the quick draw and a penchant for finding trouble.

Author

Eric T. Knight
Eric T. Knight
Author · 25 books

Born in 1965, I grew up on a working cattle ranch in the desert thirty miles from Wickenburg, Arizona, which at that time was exactly the middle of nowhere. Work, cactus and heat were plentiful, forms of recreation were not. The TV got two channels when it wanted to, and only in the evening after someone hand cranked the balky diesel generator to life. All of which meant that my primary form of escape was reading. At 18 I fled to Tucson where I attended the University of Arizona. A number of fruitless attempts at productive majors followed, none of which stuck. Discovering I liked writing, I tried journalism two separate times, but had to drop it when I realized that I had no intention of conducting interviews with actual people but preferred simply making them up. After graduating with a degree in Creative Writing in 1989, I backpacked Europe with a friend and caught the travel bug. With no meaningful job prospects, I hitchhiked around the U.S. for a while then went back to school to learn to be a high school English teacher. I got a teaching job right out of school in the middle of the year. The job lasted exactly one semester, or until I received my summer pay and realized I actually had money to continue backpacking. The next stop was Australia, where I hoped to spend six months, working wherever I could, then a few months in New Zealand and the South Pacific. However, my plans changed irrevocably when I met a lovely Swiss woman, Claudia, in Alice Springs. Undoubtedly swept away by my lack of a job or real future, she agreed to allow me to follow her back to Switzerland where, a few months later, she gave up her job to continue traveling with me. Over the next couple years we backpacked the U.S., Eastern Europe and Australia/New Zealand, before marrying and settling in the mountains of Colorado, in a small town called Salida. In Colorado we starved and froze, started our own electronics business, and had a couple of sons, Dylan and Daniel. In 2005 we shut the business down and moved back to Tucson. I am currently working on finishing The Devastation Wars fantasy series and attending graduate school.

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