Dan Brown
In 2003, author Dan Brown published The Da Vinci Code to worldwide acclaim. It became one of the best selling thriller books of all time. The Da Vinci Code was not an overnight success for the struggling thriller writer. Born on July 22, 1964, in Exeter, New Hampshire, Brown graduated from Amherst College and tried songwriting before teaching at his high school alma mater, Phillips Exeter. While on vacation in 1993, Brown read Sidney Sheldon's suspense novel The Doomsday Conspiracy, which inspired him to become a thriller writer. He quit teaching three years later to focus on writing. The first two Dan Brown books, Deception Point and Digital Fortress, achieved limited success. His next suspense novel, Angels & Demons, was the first of Dan Brown's books to feature Harvard symbology expert Robert Langdon. His fourth novel, The Da Vinci Code, became a runaway New York Times bestseller, with over 81 million copies sold worldwide. Following Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code, author Dan Brown wrote another New York Times bestseller, The Lost Symbol. Brown has promised that he has ideas for about a dozen future thriller books featuring Robert Langdon. The secret to his success? Aside from starting work at 4:00 in the morning, Dan Brown is also a fan of gravity boots. According to him, hanging upside down helps him solve plot challenges by shifting his entire perspective.
Dan Brown
The Lost Symbol: Special Illustrated Edition
Hardcover
Packed with more than 100 stunning full-color images, this special edition of the explosive bestseller lets you follow Robert Langdon—and see what he sees—as he races through the hidden tunnels of our nation’s capital.
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Softcover
Cuando el antiguo mentor de Robert Langdon es secuestrado, el experto en simbología tiene sólo 12 horas para salvarlo y, a la vez, evitar que uno de los secretos mejor guardados de la historia caiga en manos equivocadas…
Hardcover
Full of little-known facts such as the hidden clues in some of da Vinci’s most famous paintings, this heart-stopping game of cat and mouse is expertly plotted, which made The Da Vinci Code a #1 blockbuster bestseller.
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Hardcover
Investigando un homicidio en el Louvre, Langdon descubre pistas en las obras de Da Vinci. ¿Podrá descifrar el código, o ganarán sus adversarios, miembros de una secta que no repararía en nada para ocultarlo? Tapa dura
Hardcover
If you loved The Da Vinci Code, you must read Dan Brown’s earlier book, Angels & Demons, which features the first appearance of Harvard professor and hero, symbologist Robert Langdon investigating the Illuminati.
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