Jane Hawk
Reading Order.
Start with The Silent Corner (2017); the five books tell one continuous story.
Jane Hawk is an FBI agent on the run, seeking vengeance and the truth after uncovering a conspiracy where powerful forces are hijacking people's minds and driving them to suicide.
Where to start
Start with The Silent Corner (2017); the five books tell one continuous story.
Community Consensus
"The definitive starting point for the entire epic narrative is Magician (or the initial volume, Magician: Apprentice), as this provides essential world-building, character background, and context necessary for the overarching plot that concludes in Magician's End. However, there is strong secondary consensus that Talon of the Silver Hawk (the first book of the Conclave of Shadows series) functions effectively as a viable alternative starting point. This series begins with a new main character after a time skip, and enough backstory is retold that the immediate plot is understandable, though readers will miss deeper context regarding recurring characters."
Start with Magician (or Magician: Apprentice) for the full chronological experience. If you must jump in later, Talon of the Silver Hawk is the most recommended alternative entry point.
At a Glance
- First Book:The Silent Corner
- Latest Book:The Night Window
- Timeline:2017 - 2019
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What order should I read Jane Hawk in?
Start with The Silent Corner (2017); the five books tell one continuous story.
How many books are in Jane Hawk?
5 main books, published 2017–2019.
Can I read Jane Hawk out of order?
It's best not to. The books build on each other, so reading out of order spoils earlier twists.