John J. Nance Standalone Novels books in order

John J. Nance's standalone novels are aviation thrillers drawing on his experience as a pilot, attorney, and ABC News aviation analyst, including Pandora's Clock, which was adapted into a TV movie.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Final Approach 1990 John J. Nance Buy
2 Scorpion Strike 1992 John J. Nance Buy
3 Phoenix Rising 1994 John J. Nance Buy
4 Pandora’s Clock 1995 John J. Nance Buy
5 Medusa’s Child 1997 John J. Nance Buy
6 Headwind 2001 John J. Nance Buy
7 Turbulence 2002 John J. Nance Buy
8 Skyhook 2003 John J. Nance Buy
9 Fire Flight 2003 John J. Nance Buy
10 Saving Cascadia 2005 John J. Nance Buy
11 Orbit 2006 John J. Nance Buy
12 Lockout 2016 John J. Nance Buy
13 16 Souls 2017 John J. Nance Buy

John J. Nance’s standalone novels form the core of his fiction output. Written across more than two decades, the 13 books are aviation thrillers that draw on Nance’s experience as a U.S. Air Force pilot, airline captain, and attorney. The novels feature scenarios involving hijackings, mechanical failures, natural disasters, and conspiracies, all set in and around the aviation world.

Pandora’s Clock (1995), about a 747 carrying a deadly plague pathogen that no country will allow to land, was adapted into a television movie. Other novels like Final Approach, Turbulence, and Saving Cascadia tackle different kinds of airborne and ground-based crises. Nance’s technical knowledge gives the flying sequences real credibility, and his legal background adds another dimension to the procedural elements of his plots.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the John J. Nance Standalone Novels series?

There are 13 books in the John J. Nance Standalone Novels series, published between 1990 and 2017.

What is the first book in the John J. Nance Standalone Novels series?

The first book in the John J. Nance Standalone Novels series is Final Approach, published in 1990.

Have any of John J. Nance's novels been adapted for screen?

Yes, Pandora’s Clock (1995) was adapted into a television movie. Medusa’s Child was also optioned for film adaptation. Nance’s aviation thrillers, with their technical accuracy and high-stakes plots, have attracted ongoing interest from film and television producers.

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