Unquestionably Dan Brown is best known for his 2003 best-selling novel, The Da Vinci code.
The Da Vinci code, second in Brown's series about Robert Langdon, features religious symbolism, ancient beliefs, secret societies, contemporary political intrigue involving both religious and secular governments, and art.
If you enjoyed the combination of history and conspiracies (religious and otherwise) combined with the fast paced action of Dan Brown's books, consider these historical thrillers.
If you enjoyed the non-traditional ideas about women from the Bible, try some of the re-interpretations, re-imaginations, and new visions of "The Sacred Feminine".
If you enjoyed the information about the early Christian church or found the idea of reimagining Christ's life provocative and would like to learn more, take a look at these non-fiction titles.