Ward Larsen

Ward Larsen
Born	Ward Palmer Larsen (1961-03-14) March 14, 1961 (age 64)
Occupation	Novelist
Period	2004–present
Subject	Spy novel, thriller, non-fiction
Website
www.wardlarsen.com

Ward Palmer Larsen (born March 14, 1961) is an American thriller novelist known for his David Slaton series and Assassin series. He was the seventh winner of the Florida Book Award. ^[1] His debut novel, The Perfect Assassin, has been optioned for film by Amber Entertainment.

Larsen was a former United States Air Force fighter pilot and currently serves as an airline captain. He is also a trained aircraft accident investigator. ^[2]

Bibliography

Books

• The Perfect Assassin (2004, Oceanview Publishing) ISBN   978-1933515151
• Stealing Trinity (2008, Oceanview Publishing) ISBN   978-1933515984
• Fly by Wire (2010, Oceanview Publishing) ISBN   978-1608090068
• Fly by Night (2011, Oceanview Publishing) ISBN   978-1608090297 ^[3]
• Passenger 19 (2016, Oceanview Publishing) ISBN   978-1608091676
• Cutting Edge (2018, Forge Books) ISBN   978-0765393418
• Deep Fake (2023, Forge Books) ISBN   978-1250798206

Assassin series

• Assassin's Game (2014, Forge Books) ISBN   978-0765336729
• Assassin's Silence (2016, Forge Books) ISBN   978-0765385772
• Assassin's Code (2017, Forge Books) ISBN   978-0765385802
• Assassin's Run (2018, Forge Books) ISBN   978-0765391506
• Assassin's Revenge (2019, Forge Books) ISBN   978-0765391537
• Assassin's Strike (2020, Forge Books) ISBN   978-0765391568
• Assassin's Dawn (2021, Forge Books) ISBN   978-1250832054
• Assassin's Edge (2022, Forge Books) ISBN   978-1250798176
• Assassin's Mark (2023, Forge Books) ISBN   978-1250798237 ^[4]

Jack Ryan series

Featuring characters created by Tom Clancy

• Tom Clancy: Rules of Engagement (2026, G. P. Putnam's Sons) ISBN   978-0593718094

References

1. "Winners | Florida Book Awards". floridabookawards.org.
2. Bowles, Vicky (December 20, 2021). "Florida-based authors headline Friends of the Bonita Springs Library luncheon". Naples News Daily. Retrieved 23 April 2024.
3. "Ward Larsen does it again, this time with suspense in Sudan". Florida Weekly. November 9, 2011. Retrieved 23 April 2024.
4. "Assassin's Mark". Publishers Weekly. Retrieved 23 April 2024.