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Series · thriller
The Tucker Wayne series by James Rollins has 2 known books (2 published) and is best read in publication order, starting with The Kill Switch (2014). The latest book with a fully recorded publication date is War Hawk.
Start here: The Kill Switch (2014) — then read straight through in publication order.
The date order of published books and any announced future entries — the default way to read the series.
James Rollins and Grant Blackwood introduced former Army Ranger Tucker Wayne and his retired military working dog Kane in The Kill Switch (2014), a 388-page mission built around stolen genetic research that occasionally shifts into Kane's own senses and instincts.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of The Kill SwitchWar Hawk followed two years later, in 2016, running 464 pages to send the pair after a hijacked military drone program in a self-contained mission that doesn't require the first book's backstory.
Alternative text for cover: Cover of War HawkTucker Wayne is a former Army Ranger working as a private military contractor, paired in the field with Kane, his retired military working dog -- a partnership James Rollins and thriller novelist Grant Blackwood use to bring a distinctly canine point of view into the action, with chapters occasionally shifting to Kane's own senses and instincts. The two-book series keeps Rollins's globe-trotting, high-tech action sensibility while narrowing the cast to Tucker and Kane's tight, trust-based partnership.
The Kill Switch (2014) introduces the pair on a mission involving stolen genetic research; War Hawk (2016) sends them after a hijacked military drone program.
Two: The Kill Switch (2014) and War Hawk (2016).
Publication order -- The Kill Switch, then War Hawk -- though each is a self-contained mission.
A former Army Ranger turned private military contractor, partnered with Kane, his retired military working dog.
It's a separate series by James Rollins with co-author Grant Blackwood, without direct crossover with Sigma Force.
No further title had been announced since War Hawk (2016) as of this writing.
Reading order last verified .