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| # | Title | Year | Series/Type | Key Highlights | |---|-------|------|--------------|----------------| | 1 | 187 Men to Avoid | 1995 | Non-Fiction/Humour | A humorous guide for women, co-written with his wife | | 2 | Digital Fortress | 1998 | Standalone Thriller | A techno-thriller about code-breaking at the NSA | | 3 | Angels & Demons | 2000 | Robert Langdon #1 | Introduction of symbologist Robert Langdon | | 4 | Deception Point | 2001 | Standalone Thriller | Political/conspiracy thriller set at NASA | | 5 | The Da Vinci Code | 2003 | Robert Langdon #2 | Brown's most famous novel, a global bestseller | | 6 | The Lost Symbol | 2009 | Robert Langdon #3 | Mystery set in Washington D.C. about Freemasonry | | 7 | Inferno | 2013 | Robert Langdon #4 | Thriller based on Dante's The Divine Comedy | | 8 | Origin | 2017 | Robert Langdon #5 | Explores the clash between religion and science | | 9 | Wild Symphony | 2020 | Children's/Picture Book | Brown's first book for children, with musical themes | | 10 | The Secret of Secrets | 2025 | Robert Langdon #6 | Latest Robert Langdon thriller set in Prague |

The core of Dan Brown’s popularity lies in the Robert Langdon series . Langdon is a Harvard professor of symbology—a "detective" of codes, art, and history rather than a gun-toting action hero. His expertise in iconography allows him to decipher symbols in ancient architecture and classical art, pulling him into conspiracies that threaten established institutions. Angels & Demons (2000) dan brown.books

Dan Brown’s books are the literary equivalent of a roller coaster. They are not designed to change your life—they are designed to ruin your sleep. You will say, "Just one more chapter," at 2:00 AM. Then you will finish the book at 5:30 AM. | # | Title | Year | Series/Type

While Brown has written standalone techno-thrillers, he is best known for the [10, 12]: Angels & Demons His expertise in iconography allows him to decipher