Dan Brown Books in Order
Dan Brown is an American thriller author best known for the Robert Langdon series, including Angels & Demons, The Da Vinci Code, and Inferno, which blends codes, symbols, history, religion, and science in fast-paced conspiracy thrillers.
This page lists all Dan Brown books in order, including his series and standalone thrillers, organized primarily by publication order.
Latest Dan Brown Books

Robert Langdon Series (Books in Order)
The Robert Langdon series follows Harvard symbology professor Robert Langdon who uncovers hidden codes, religious and historical secrets, and international high-stakes conspiracies.
Reading Order
- Angels And Demons, 2000
- The Da Vinci Code, 2003
- The Lost Symbol, 2009
- Inferno, 2013
- Origin, 2017
- The Secret of Secrets, 2025
Picture Books
- Wild Symphony, 2020
Standalone Novels
- Digital Fortress, 1998
- Deception Point, 2002
Dan Brown Biography

Dan Brown is an American author whose work includes the bestselling Robert Langdon series and standalone techno-thrillers.
Official website: danbrown.com
Dan Brown was born in 1964 in Exeter, New Hampshire. He grew up at the Phillips Exeter Academy’s campus, where his father taught mathematics and his mother was a church organist. That mix of science, music, and religion became a recurring theme in his fiction.
He studied at Amherst College from where he graduated in 1986. He also spent time in Seville studying art history, and before becoming a full-time author, he returned to Phillips Exeter to teach English.
In addition, he created a music record company called Dalliance, created a children’s cassette with the title SynthAnimals, and in 1990, he published a CD called Perspective.
In 2000, Dan Brown published Angels and Demons in which he introduced professor Robert Langdon, but it was not until The Da Vinci Code, released in 2003 that the series became a global publishing phenomenon that led to multiple film and TV adaptations.
In addition to the series, Dan Brown wrote two standalone thrillers and later published Wild Symphony, a picture book for young readers.
Currently, Dan Brown lives in New England.
Dan Brown Book Adaptations
- The Da Vinci Code – adapted into the film The Da Vinci Code (2006)
- Angels & Demons – adapted into the film Angels & Demons (2009)
- Inferno – adapted into the film Inferno (2016)
- The Lost Symbol – adapted into the television series The Lost Symbol (2021)
- The Secret of Secrets – adaptation in development as a Netflix Langdon series (announced 2025)
Dan Brown Awards and Honors
Awards
- The Da Vinci Code – British Book Award, Book of the Year (2005)
- Inferno – Goodreads Choice Award in Best Mystery & Thriller (2013)
- Hungarian Golden Book Award (2015)
- Origin – Nielsen Gold Bestseller Award (2018)
- Esquire Spain Global Icon of the Year (2025)
Nominations and Shortlists
- The Da Vinci Code – International Dublin Literary Award (2005)
- The Lost Symbol – CrimeFest Sounds of Crime Award (2010)
- The Lost Symbol – International Dublin Literary Award (2011)
- Inferno – British Book Award, International Author of the Year (2013)





I am a huge fan of your books, are you planning to continue writing for Robert Langdon Series?
Yep, a new Robert Langdon is scheduled for Fall 2025.
If you have come to enjoy and appreciate Mr. Brown’s work, I strongly encourage you to attend his Master Class lectures. It is like spending two hours with him, one on one, and gaining full insight into how he creates his stories.
I am a struggling author trying to make it. Mr. Brown shared all of his experiences, methods, process, and philosophy in this Master Class. HOW he presented this invaluable information was as beneficial as WHAT he presented.
He has personally walked in the shoes of a struggling author and gladly, kindly shares his wisdom. Best of all, he humbly states what it takes to succeed sans any hype, hyperbole, advertisements, or promotions.
why Dan Brown do not write a novel about the most bloodiest group of history of Islam ‘ASSASSINS’
WSill we ever see another book in the Robert Langdon series? If so, when?
What is the retentive memory thing called that the girl had in his books
My considered opinion? Dan Brown ROCKS!!
I am widely read … both fiction and non-fiction … former college lecturer (72 years old and no dementia!!)Sorry