Dan Brown

Origin

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Origin by Dan Brown (Corgi) — a futurist genius is about to announce a discovery that will answer where we come from and where we are going. Before he can speak, he is assassinated. Robert Langdon races through Gaudí’s Sagrada Família and the Guggenheim Bilbao to find what the genius discovered and who killed him. Brown’s most philosophically ambitious Langdon novel — a thriller about science, religion, and the nature of human destiny. Published by Corgi.

Inferno

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Inferno by Dan Brown (Corgi) — Robert Langdon wakes in Florence with a gunshot wound and no memory of the previous forty-eight hours. A code encoded in Botticelli’s Map of Hell leads him through the most beautiful buildings of Florence, Venice, and Istanbul in a race to prevent a catastrophe of Dante-esque proportions. The fourth Langdon novel combines Renaissance art history and Dante scholarship with Brown’s trademark plotting velocity. Published by Corgi.

Angels and Demons

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Angels and Demons by Dan Brown (Corgi) — Robert Langdon is called to Geneva where antimatter has been stolen from CERN and a countdown to the Vatican’s destruction has begun. The trail leads through Rome’s most beautiful churches, following a path marked by Galileo four centuries earlier. Faster-paced and more architecturally inventive than The Da Vinci Code — a thriller built on the genuine historical rivalry between science and religion. Published by Corgi.

Digital Fortress

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Digital Fortress by Dan Brown (Corgi) — the NSA has intercepted an encrypted transmission it cannot break for the first time in the agency’s history, and if the code goes public, every encrypted communication in the world will be exposed. Brown’s debut techno-thriller of genuine ingenuity — establishing the template for the Robert Langdon series and demonstrating the plotting intelligence that would make him the world’s bestselling thriller writer. Published by Corgi.

Deception Point

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Deception Point by Dan Brown (Corgi) — a NASA satellite detects a meteorite in the Arctic containing unmistakable evidence of extraterrestrial life, and the scientist sent to verify it finds herself in mortal danger in one of the most inhospitable environments on earth. Brown’s Antarctic thriller combines scientific detail with the breakneck plotting that has made him the bestselling thriller writer in the world — relentless pacing and high-concept suspense. Published by Corgi.

The Lost Symbol

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The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown (Corgi) — Robert Langdon is summoned to Washington DC where a colleague has been murdered inside the Capitol with a cryptic symbol carved into his chest. The investigation leads into the deepest secrets of the Freemasons and ultimately to a hidden chamber beneath the city containing a secret capable of changing the world. Dan Brown at his most ambitiously plotted — relentless momentum through Washington’s symbolic architecture. Published by Corgi.

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