Origin by Dan Brown (Paperback)

Origin by Dan Brown (Paperback)

Book 5 of 6: Robert Langdon

Robert Langdon is drawn into a search after a major scientific event turns violent. With Ambra Vidal, he follows digital clues and coded messages while trying to protect a discovery that could shift long-held beliefs...read the full blurb.

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DB-RL-05-O-PB
ISBN:
9780552177177
Pages:
538
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Weight 290 g
Dimensions 111 × 34 × 177 mm
Author

Dan Brown

Book Series

Robert Langdon

Book Series Order

Book 5 of 6

Condition

New

Format

Paperback

Genre

Crime, Mystery, Science Fiction, Thriller

Publication Year

2025

Publisher

Penguin Books

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Blurb:

The story follows Robert Langdon as he attends a major scientific announcement hosted by an influential futurist. When the event takes a violent turn, Langdon becomes responsible for protecting the discovery and uncovering who is trying to silence it. The breakthrough promises to answer two long-standing questions about human existence.

Langdon teams up with Ambra Vidal as they follow digital clues, symbols, and coded messages left behind by the scientist. Their search leads them through museums, modern architecture, and private archives while a dangerous adversary follows their progress. Every step reveals more about the discovery and the reason someone wants it hidden.

A powerful computer system programmed by the scientist provides guidance, offering information that pushes the investigation forward. Langdon and Ambra must work out which leads are genuine and which are meant to misdirect them.

The story combines art, science, and a fast-paced search driven by ideas that challenge long-held beliefs. Langdon’s focus on detail helps him understand the clues before their enemy reaches the same point. The final revelation forces both characters to consider how the discovery will shape future understanding.