Dan Brown is a writer that blends fact and incredulity very well. He takes literary chances that border on the ridiculous but never cross over into the totally impossible. You get exactly what’s expected. A rollicking story, nothing more.

This isn’t a typical book id reach for but I’m glad I did. The story was gripping. I haven’t read a book like this in a long time. There was historical truth behind the fictional plot that opened my eyes to the possible merge of science and religion. The only downside was the last few pages which disappointed me. The ending ending was striking and I could visualize the entire scene, but after the climax, the “after” just devolved into horny sex. Some might find satisfaction in it, but I personally did not enjoy that part.

I’ll always remember staying up all night to finish this, I was in the 9th grade back in ‘05-‘06. I loved the factual nature of the subject matter, and of course the way Brown developed Robert Langdon as a character was nothing short of amazing. Factual fiction, my introduction. All time fav!

Basic physics isn’t understood. Author more interested in supporting his biases than writing flowing prose. Plot poorly executed and too improbable. Historical motif’s poorly developed.

The last 40% of the book was riveting. I was at the edge of my seat and could not put the book down. The plot twists and suspense were beyond what I was expecting. A must read book.

From the first chapter I was enthralled all the way to the end. Rarely happens with a book for me. This is a fantastic book that will keep you on the edge.

GREAT BOOK! I would very much recommend this great thriller. I have read it multiple times, and it has never gotten old. Has romance, suspense, and action. I loved the knowledge of the Illuminati. Great read, and I recommend it to all.

More mystery and a lot more suspense

If you like mystery books and murder mystery’s then you would want to read this book. It is so worth buying and I hope you will enjoy this as much as I do.

Couldn’t stop reading