10 Best Books Like The Da Vinci Code

If you loved The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown, here are the most similar books our readers recommend.

When symbologist Robert Langdon is called to investigate a murder at the Louvre, he uncovers a conspiracy involving the Catholic Church, secret societies, and hidden religious history

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Quick Comparison: Books Like The Da Vinci Code

BookAuthorRatingYearPagesBest For
One ShotLee Child4.82011512Closest match
The SecretLee Child and Andrew Child0Similar vibes
Strangers in TimeDavid Baldacci0Similar vibes
Better Off DeadLee Child and Andrew Child0Similar vibes
Without FailLee Child4.42002398Similar vibes
Worth Dying ForLee Child4.52011544Similar vibes
The Hunt for Red OctoberTom Clancy4.72009Similar vibes
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In too deepLee Child4.22025432Similar vibes
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Frequently Asked Questions

What books are most similar to The Da Vinci Code?

The most similar books to The Da Vinci Code are One Shot, The Secret, Strangers in Time.

What should I read after The Da Vinci Code?

After finishing The Da Vinci Code, readers most commonly pick up One Shot next.

Who writes books like Dan Brown?

Authors similar to Dan Brown include Freida McFadden, Gillian Flynn, Alex Michaelides.

What genre is The Da Vinci Code?

The Da Vinci Code is a Thriller novel by Dan Brown, published in 2003. It features elements of Conspiracy, Academic Protagonist, Puzzles and Codes.

How long is The Da Vinci Code?

The Da Vinci Code varies in length depending on edition.

Does The Da Vinci Code have romance/spice?

The Da Vinci Code has a spice level of 1/5. This book has light romantic elements.

About The Da Vinci Code

When symbologist Robert Langdon is called to investigate a murder at the Louvre, he uncovers a conspiracy involving the Catholic Church, secret societies, and hidden religious history. Brown weaves art history, religious symbolism, and conspiracy theory into a fast-paced thriller that sparked global controversy and discussion. The international bestseller that launched a franchise and renewed interest in religious historical mysteries, this puzzle-driven adventure combines academic knowledge with page-turning suspense, challenging readers to question accepted historical narratives.