Javier Sierra: His books in reading order

Javier Sierra He is a renowned Spanish writer and journalist, born in Teruel in 1971. His work is characterized by the exploration of historical enigmas and esoteric themes., combining fiction and reality in a masterful way.

Below is a detailed guide to his main books, organized in chronological order of publication, along with a brief synopsis of each:

Order of Javier Sierra's books

1. Roswell: State Secret (1995)

This book addresses the famous Roswell incident of 1947, where there is speculation about the crash of an alien spacecraft in New Mexico, United States. Sierra analyzes the theories and controversies surrounding this event, offering a critical perspective on the available information.

2. The Strange Spain (1997)

In collaboration with Jesús Callejo, Sierra compiles and analyzes mysteries and legends of Spanish geography, from paranormal phenomena to historical enigmas that have endured in popular culture.

3. The Lady in Blue (1998)

This novel focuses on the figure of Sister Maria Jesus of Agreda, a 17th-century nun known for her alleged bilocations to the New World. The plot interweaves historical research and elements of suspense to unravel this mystical enigma.

4. The Templar Gates (2000)

Sierra immerses us in an adventure that explores the secrets of the Order of the Temple and its possible connection to architectural and geographical mysteries in Europe, offering a narrative full of intrigue and discovery.

5. In Search of the Golden Age (2000)

This essay reflects on the existence of a golden age in the history of humanity, analyzing myths and realities of ancient civilizations that have influenced the conception of an idealized past.

6. Napoleon's Egyptian Secret (2002)

Set during Napoleon's campaign in Egypt, Javier Sierra's novel explores a mystery that the emperor would have discovered in the pyramids, combining historical facts with a suspenseful plot and esoteric revelations.

7. The Secret Supper (2004)

Set in the Italian Renaissance, the story revolves around Leonardo da Vinci and his famous work "The Last Supper". Sierra builds an intrigue around the Hidden messages in painting and religious conspiracies of the time.

8. The Forbidden Route and Other Enigmas of History (2007)

This compendium brings together various articles and essays where the author analyzes historical and archaeological enigmas, inviting the reader to question official versions and explore the unknown.

9. The Lost Angel (2011)

A novel that combines science, mysticism and adventure, where the protagonist is immersed in a search that could change the destiny of humanity, related to ancestral artifacts and forgotten knowledge.

10. The Master of the Prado (2013)

Sierra takes us on a tour of the Prado Museum, revealing secrets and symbolism hidden in the masterpieces from the art gallery, through a narrative that mixes fiction and reality.

11. The Immortal Pyramid (2014)

Resuming his fascination with Egypt, the author presents a plot where Napoleon Bonaparte discovers ancient secrets during his stay at the Great Pyramid, interweaving historical facts with mystery and esotericism.

12. The Invisible Fire (2017)

Awarded the Planeta Award, this novel follows a linguist in the quest for the Grail, exploring the power of words and symbols in the construction of reality and spirituality.

13. Pandora's Message (2020)

In the form of a letter, Sierra addresses contemporary issues related to science, genetics and the future of humanity, inviting us to reflect on our role in today's world.

14. The Master Plan (2025)

His most recent work immerses us in a plot that explores the hidden function of art in history, taking the reader from museums like the Prado and the Louvre to iconic sites like Frida Kahlo's Blue House and the Lascaux caves. Sierra highlights the connection between mystery and intellectual advancement, pointing out that art serves as a legacy of hidden knowledge.