Javier Sierra Books in Order
Javier Sierra is a series of 5 books written by Javier Sierra.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Javier Sierra books in publication order
5 books
The Secret Supper
by Javier Sierra
2004
In Milan in 1497, Leonardo da Vinci is completing The Last Supper when its apparently heretical imagery draws papal scrutiny. A religious investigator follows cryptic clues through the painting, searching for a hidden message that could condemn its creator.
The Lady in Blue
by Javier Sierra
2007
Jennifer Narody’s disturbing dreams of a woman in blue connect her to a seventeenth-century Spanish nun. A journalist’s investigation brings him into a struggle involving the Church and American intelligence agencies, all pursuing the secret of appearing in two places.
The Fifth World
by Javier Sierra
2009
As the end of the Mayan calendar approaches, three people who know of an impending apocalypse are found dead. The fourth, Tess Mitchell, must understand the threat and escape the same fate before midnight arrives.
The Lost Angel
by Javier Sierra
2011
When extremists kidnap scientist Martin Faber, his wife Julia’s unusual psychic abilities may be his only hope. Pursued by religious fanatics and secretive government agencies, she must intervene before a plan for an approaching apocalypse reaches its deadline.
The Master of the Prado
by Javier Sierra
In Madrid in 1990, a young Javier Sierra encounters mysterious art expert Luis Fovel at the Prado. Their conversations reveal forbidden ideas concealed in Renaissance paintings, transforming his understanding of the artists, their beliefs and their historical world.
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