Ward Palmer Larsen (born March 14, 1961) is an American thriller novelist known for 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.
Ward Larsen | |
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| Born | Ward Palmer Larsen March 14, 1961 |
| Occupation | Novelist |
| Period | 2004–present |
| Subject | Spy novel, thriller, non-fiction |
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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
edit- 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
- 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[5]
- 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
References
edit- ^ "Winners | Florida Book Awards". floridabookawards.org.
- ^ Bowles, Vicky (December 20, 2021). "Florida-based authors headline Friends of the Bonita Springs Library luncheon". Naples News Daily. Retrieved 23 April 2024.
- ^ "Ward Larsen". www.goodreads.com. Retrieved 2024-04-22.
- ^ "Ward Larsen does it again, this time with suspense in Sudan". Florida Weekly. November 9, 2011. Retrieved 23 April 2024.
- ^ "Assassin's Mark". Publishers Weekly. Retrieved 23 April 2024.
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