Loved the book….until about thirty pages from the end. Too drawn out. Took away from a very interesting book.

Detailed. Exciting. Nonstop action.

The bait and twist, love & attraction, science and religion…..all playing into a great Crescendo in the music and motion of life. Well written and always enticing plots! Tres Bien!!! Dan Brown Thanks for the scientific & historical research👍👍👍

Of course a fantastical work of fiction will be, well, fiction, but it should at least be accurate when describing a real place. You can’t see the Jefferson from Memorial Bridge, you can’t go South on 15th St, and so many more! Also, the book quietly drives home the point that the world’s greatest knowledge is accessible to and preserved by MEN through exclusively male institutions (Masons, the church for so long, lists of only male scientists, philosophers, etc). Finally, the “threat” driving so much of the plot is weak at best, and that’s where Brown finally lost me. **spoiler alert** Protecting a bunch of privileged mostly white men, in my mind, is not a national security issue.

Easy to read and follow. Very informative and interesting. I recommend reading this book!

I thought I didn’t remember much of this book, but once I got going, it all started coming back to me. The book is so good, and part of that is this time around Langdon is fighting for friends, people he actually has relationships with and knew before the events of the book. That might make this book the best one in the series (although, admittedly, I haven’t read Origin yet).

Most of the book is very good with an enthralling storyline that holds your interest. The last 70 or 80 pages are a philosophical ramble that doesn’t make much sense. The book seems to lose its train of thought or maybe just spends too much time proselytizing the author’s theory on the human mind and its Potential to transform man into God.

One of the greatest book series of the century for sure.

Like always Brown did not disappoint. This book will have you deep thinking like never before. Another mind trip, deep and meaningful.I was seeing through Langdons eyes and re thinking all I know.

This book was wonderful almost all the way to egg end, but then... It happened. I found myself in a righteous and religious confused lack of fact fest. It seemed that he was shoving ideas in my head. He didn’t have to do this. The Lost Symbol was ruined for me. His worst book by far.