About Ward Larsen
Ward Larsen was a writer, fighter pilot and aircraft pilot.
Ward Palmer Larsen (born March 14, 1961) is an American novelist. He is known for his Assassin series of thriller novels.
Career Larsen was a former United States Air Force fighter pilot, flying 22 missions in Operation Desert Storm. He also served as an airline captain for Southwest Airlines. Larsen has also worked in law enforcement and is a trained aircraft accident investigator.
Larsen published his debut novel, The Perfect Assassin, in 2004. Part of the Assassin series featuring main character David Slaton, it was followed by nine sequels and a novella. Larsen also wrote the Jammer Davis series of thriller novels, as well as the standalone novel Cutting Edge (2018).
In 2026, Larsen collaborated with Brad Thor on the thriller novel Code Zero. The book is also in development as a Netflix film adaptation, with Peter Berg producing and Nic Pizzolatto writing the screenplay. In the same year, Larsen published his sole entry in Tom Clancy's Ryanverse, Tom Clancy: Rules of Engagement.
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Who was Ward Larsen?
American novelist (born 1961)
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Ward Larsen was born in Sarasota.
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Ward Larsen was a writer, fighter pilot and aircraft pilot.
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