Jim Reno ventures into the Dakota Territory to find Simon Meade's son, who was abducted by Indians when he was a young child. Reno finds Lone Wolf—as Jason Meade calls himself—who reluctantly returns with Reno to his father's house. Lone Wolf has problems fitting in as he is forced to fight prejudice and his own contempt to live in a white society.
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{{cite book|author=Gilbert Morris |date=1995 |title=Lone Wolf |url=https://archive.org/details/lonewolf00morr |publication-place=Wheaton, Ill |publisher=Tyndale House Publishers |isbn=0-8423-1997-2 |lccn=95007541 |oclc=32130278 |ol=1275941M}}