Orphan X · Book 10

Dark Horse

Published
8 February 2022
Pages
432
ISBN-13
9781250252302
Type
novel
Cover of Dark Horse

About this book

Dark Horse (2022) is the seventh Orphan X novel, published 8 February that year, keeping to the series' pattern of a rescue-or-revenge mission woven around Evan Smoak's continuing attempts at a normal life. It runs 432 pages.

Key facts about Dark Horse

Gregg Hurwitz wrote Dark Horse, a novel on our list. It has been out since 8 February 2022. The book has 432 pages.

We list 3 editions of this novel. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9781250252302 to find the main one.

Dark Horse is book 10 of 17 in the Orphan X series. The series has 17 published books. However, the series starts with Orphan X (2016).

The Damage Man is the latest book in the series with a full release date, out on 1 September 2026. Meanwhile, Last Man Standing comes next, with an announced date of 9 February 2027.

Additionally, Gregg Hurwitz writes Tim Rackley as a separate series. Those series sit on our thriller shelf. Meanwhile, The Damage Man is the latest published Gregg Hurwitz book on file, from 1 September 2026.

About Gregg Hurwitz

Gregg Hurwitz is an American thriller author best known for the Orphan X series, following Evan Smoak, a former deep-cover intelligence asset trained from childhood in a black-ops program called the Orphan Program who now operates off the grid as an anonymous protector for people with nowhere else to turn. See every Gregg Hurwitz book in order.

Its place in Orphan X

Dark Horse is book 10 in the Orphan X series. It follows Prodigal Son. It is followed by The Last Orphan. See the full Orphan X reading order.

Evan Smoak was taken from a Baltimore foster home at twelve, raised inside a black-budget government program, and trained into Orphan X — an off-the-books assassin so deniable that even the CIA barely admits he exists. When the Orphan Program turns on him, Evan goes rogue, reinvents himself as the Nowhere Man, and starts using his lethal skill set to help people with nowhere else to turn: for a single favor and a phone number passed hand to hand, he'll make one impossible problem disappear. Gregg Hurwitz — who…

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