Discover books similar to "Tom McInnes" series

A.B. Guthrie Jr.

The Big Sky

Fans of Tom McInnes' frontier adventures will find a kindred spirit in Boone Caudill, the protagonist of The Big Sky. This novel, which won the Pulitzer Prize in 1950, follows Caudill as he navigates the untamed wilderness of the American West, encountering both danger and beauty along the way. Like Tom McInnes, Caudill is a man of action who isn't afraid to take risks in pursuit of his goals.

Owen Wister

The Virginian

Readers who enjoyed the strong, silent type of hero found in Tom McInnes will appreciate the title character of The Virginian. Set in the late 1800s, this novel follows a mysterious cowboy known only as the Virginian as he navigates life in Wyoming. Along the way, he encounters danger, romance, and the challenges of building a new life in the American West. Fans of Stewart's writing will find similar themes and values in Wister's classic novel.

Alan Le May

The Searchers

Readers who enjoyed the action and adventure of the Tom McInnes series will find much to love in The Searchers. This novel, set in the American West, follows a group of men as they search for a young girl who has been kidnapped by Comanches. Like Tom McInnes, the characters in this novel are rugged and determined, willing to face any challenge in pursuit of their goals. Fans of Stewart's vivid descriptions of the great outdoors will also appreciate Le May's writing.

Louis L'Amour

The Sackett Brand

Readers who enjoyed the action and adventure of the Tom McInnes series will find a kindred spirit in Tell Sackett, the protagonist of The Sackett Brand. This novel, set in the American West, follows Tell as he navigates the challenges of building a new life in a harsh and unforgiving landscape. Like Tom McInnes, Tell is a rugged and determined character who isn't afraid to take risks in pursuit of his goals.