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(b.Dan Brown is the author of numerous bestselling novels, including the #1 New York Times bestseller, The Da Vinci Code. He is a graduate of Amherst College and Phillips Exeter Academy, where he spent time as an English teacher before turning his efforts fully to writing.
Genres: Thriller
Series
Robert Langdon
1. Angels and Demons (2000)
2. The Da Vinci Code (2003)
3. The Lost Symbol (2009)
4. Inferno (2012)
5. Origin (2017)
Robert Langdon Omnibus (omnibus) (2005)
The Robert Langdon Collection (omnibus) (2014)
1. Angels and Demons (2000)
2. The Da Vinci Code (2003)
3. The Lost Symbol (2009)
4. Inferno (2012)
5. Origin (2017)
Robert Langdon Omnibus (omnibus) (2005)
The Robert Langdon Collection (omnibus) (2014)
Non fiction
Awards
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Books about Dan Brown
Da Vinci Code Decoded (2004) by Martin Lunn
Cracking the Da Vinci Code (2004) by Simon Cox
The Da Vinci Code (2004) by Hank Hanegraaff and Paul L Maier
The Da Vinci Hoax (2004) by Sandra Miesel and Carl E Olson
The Real History Behind the Da Vinci Code (2004) by Sharan Newman
Unauthorized Dan Brown Companion (2006) by John Helfers
Behind the Lost Symbol (2009) by Tim Collins
Cracking the Da Vinci Code (2004) by Simon Cox
The Da Vinci Code (2004) by Hank Hanegraaff and Paul L Maier
The Da Vinci Hoax (2004) by Sandra Miesel and Carl E Olson
The Real History Behind the Da Vinci Code (2004) by Sharan Newman
Unauthorized Dan Brown Companion (2006) by John Helfers
Behind the Lost Symbol (2009) by Tim Collins
Dan Brown recommends
The Footprints of God (2001)
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"Alarming, believable, and utterly consuming... My favourite kind of novel... resonates long after the final page is turned."
Utopia (2002)
Lincoln Child
"Ultra-entertaining. Lincoln Child weaves fascinatingly plausible technologies and a frighteningly believable tale."
The Dante Club (2003)
(Dante Club, book 1)
Matthew Pearl
"Matthew Pearl is the new shining star of literary fiction-- a heady, inventive, and immensely gifted author. With intricate plots, classical themes, and erudite characters... what's not to love?"
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