This book only took me two and a half days to read during the week, while working. The story is fast paced and thrilling to say the least. The entire book takes place in about 12 hours but you will not believe how much can happen in that time. Robert Langdon is back again this time tackling symbolgy of the Free Mason's within the complex city of Washington DC. Even if you are from DC you will learn things about the buildings that make up the US capitol. Robert Langdon must unravel secrets stored for hundreds of years by the Mason's to save his good friend ,a high ranking Mason, while CIA is looking for him as well. All this to help appease a strong and ruthless madman with a plan wrapped in centuries of evil. While you are on this emotional ride you are learning about things from the teachings of Christ and the Bible to modern day science of noetics. For anyone looking for a book that will keep you on the edge of your seat and leave you pondering well after you have finished the story.
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ReplyDeleteI love Dan Brown's books. I look forward to reading this one too.
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