The Last Signal

by Daniel Brown

277 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 28, 2026

About the author

Librarian Note: There are several authors in the GoodReads database with this name. Those below have multiple books listed on GoodReads or have claimed profiles.

Daniel Brown (2^) GRs author, horror and sci-fi
Daniel Brown (3^) Professor of English at the University of Southampton
Daniel Brown (4^) GRs author, thrillers
Daniel Brown (5^) pastor who write the children’s book series The Adventures of Chipper
Daniel Brown (6^) self-help books
Daniel Brown (7^) GRs author, fantasy, sci-fi, also writes as Daniel Sonderling
Daniel Brown (8^) self-help books with random “initials”, AI generated
Daniel Brown (9^) poetry and music theory
Daniel Brown (10^) horror and sci-fi
Daniel Brown (11^) children’s book series Professor Whatzit & Carmine Cat
Daniel Brown (12^) books of quotes
Daniel Brown (13^) comic book illustrator, same author as Dan Brown (3^)
Daniel Brown (14^) adult
Daniel Brown (15^) travel
Daniel Brown (16^) self-help books

Reviews

[Sandie Oiler · Rating 2 out of 5]

I love Dan Brown books, but sadly this was not the Dan Brown that I love. Horribly written. I really struggled to not DNF this one. I have ways maintained that reading is never a waste of time, but this book left me questioning that.

[Linda Holt · Rating 4 out of 5]

Gets your attention and keeps it!! Very quickly sets a mood ( cast a spell), and carries it all the way through. Loved the characters and the novel story line!! Timely and very thought provoking. Somewhat different from other Dan Browns.

The program used to convert the text to fit Kindle did a terrible job.! Sort of all over the place, and could interfere sometimes with the story progression. That's why I rated it a 4 instead of a five.

[Cindy · Rating 2 out of 5]

Cannot even fathom this is the same writer who had us all spellbound with The DaVinci Code. This was horribly written and tedious to read. Only the premise had any merit but even that was destroyed by the awful writing and unimaginative ending. Wasted time but at least I got through it quickly.

[Jay W. Harper · Rating 1 out of 5]

worst Dan Brown novel ever

I have read and loved all of his previous books which I would rate as As, and have considered him as my favorite modern author. This doesn’t even seem to have been written by him and would rate a D. Read any of his previous books but give one a pass.

[Kimberly Williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

Exciting journey

Dan Brown does not disappoint! I could not put this book down! The entire journey to all the sacred spots and unraveling of the mystery was great!

[Kelsey]

DNF 40%. The amount of 2 word sentences is driving me crazy, and the wash/rinse/repeat cycle of following 2 people all over the globe to stare at rocks is tiresome and unrealistic.

[Jeffrey T Ritter · Rating 1 out of 5]

Terrible, not what I expected.

I do not recommend this book. Wish i could get my Money back and my time back. Terrible letdown from some of his other book's.

[Cyndi Bunnell · Rating 1 out of 5]

AI?

Seems to be AI driven.
The numbering of chapters is off.
NOT ON DAN BROWN'S website.

If you are into Stargate you might like.

[Christina · Rating 1 out of 5]

This is not by the real Dan Brown. He acts like he wants to be. Too few details, too much skipping around. Too short to go deep enough to be meaningful. Corny lifetime movie ending.

[Frank Morrison · Rating 2 out of 5]

Reads like a first draft

This book feels more like a sketch for a book than an actual one. The story is OK, but I’m not sure why it would be released in this state.

[Sally Atlas · Rating 2 out of 5]

This is not the same Dan Brown that wrote the DaVinci code. The text was choppy and disjointed. It read more like an outline that needed to be filed in. The concept was intriguing but I wish it would have been more of a cohesive novel. A missed opportunity for sure.