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"Opus Dei" as a book category groups works—both nonfiction and fiction—focused on the Catholic prelature known as Opus Dei and the themes associated with it. Nonfiction titles typically include biographies of founder St. Josemaría Escrivá, histories of the movement, theological explanations of its emphasis on the sanctification of ordinary work and lay spirituality, apologetics, and investigative or critical accounts of its structure, influence, and controversies. Fiction in this category often uses Opus Dei or Opus Dei–inspired institutions as settings or plot drivers in political or religious thrillers. Common threads across the category are questions of personal holiness, discipline and ascetic practices, the role of laity in the Church, and debates about secrecy, influence, and modern Catholic identity—appealing to readers interested in contemporary religion, Church history, spiritual formation, and cultural or political aspects of faith communities.

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