Jammer Davis
The Jammer Davis series by Ward Larsen has 3 known books (3 published). It is best read in publication order, starting with Fly By Wire (2010).
- Books
- 3 known books (3 novels)
- Published
- 3
- First published
- 2010
- Status
- ongoing
- Shelved under
- Thriller
Reading order
- Book 1:
Fly By Wire
Fly By Wire opens Ward Larsen's Jammer Davis series, published in 2010, running 307 pages. It precedes Fly By Night in the reading order. The series has run continuously since 2010. Alternative text for cover: Cover of Fly By Wire - Book 2:
Fly By Night
Fly By Night is the 2nd book in the Jammer Davis series, written by Ward Larsen, published in 2011 at 317 pages. In the reading order it comes after Fly By Wire and before Passenger 19. Alternative text for cover: Cover of Fly By Night - Book 3:
Passenger 19
Passenger 19 is the 3rd book in the Jammer Davis series, written by Ward Larsen, published in 2016 at 332 pages. It follows Fly By Night as the most recent entry in the series so far. Alternative text for cover: Cover of Passenger 19
Key facts about the Jammer Davis series
The Jammer Davis series has 3 books on our list. Since all 3 are out now, you can read the whole list today.
Start with Fly By Wire, since it opens the publication order in 2010. Fly By Night is book 2, from 2011. Passenger 19 is book 3, from 2016.
Each title links to its own page, while the list keeps them in date order. Each book page shows its dates and editions. The catalogue marks it as ongoing, yet no next book has a date so far.
The books came out between 2010 and 2016, while their length runs from 307 to 332 pages. That is a run of 6 years.
Ward Larsen has 19 books on our list. Additionally, they write David Slaton. We shelve the books under thriller.
About the Jammer Davis series
Frank "Jammer" Davis is an air-crash investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board, a job that lets Ward Larsen — a former F-16 pilot and airline captain — put his real aviation expertise to direct use. Fly By Wire (2010) and Fly By Night (2011) send Davis into crash investigations that uncover conspiracies far larger than mechanical failure, and Passenger 19 (2016) continues the pattern with a disappeared aircraft and the cover-up behind it. The appeal is procedural authenticity: Larsen writes crash investigation, flight mechanics and aviation-industry politics with an insider's precision, wrapped around a classic thriller structure of an ordinary-seeming disaster hiding a deliberate crime.
Frequently asked questions
How many Jammer Davis books are there?
Three: Fly By Wire (2010), Fly By Night (2011) and Passenger 19 (2016).
Do I need to read the Jammer Davis books in order?
Each investigation is self-contained, but publication order lets you follow Davis's career and personal life as they develop across the three books.
Is there a fourth Jammer Davis book?
None has been announced; Ward Larsen has focused since on the David Slaton series and continuation/collaboration work.