He marveled us with his professorial skills in, what we consider the only enjoyable Langdon book, ANGELS & DEMONS. Everything is exactly as it seems, because this is the same plot at ANGELS & DEMONS and THE DA VINCI CODE. What they discover will change EVERYTHING! Nothing is as it seems… Following a train of interweaving clues about the Freemasons, Langdon is joined by his lovely companion Kathleen as they chase–or are they chased by?–the eeeeeevil Mal’akh. See, Langdon goes to a famous national building, and receives a cryptic phone call about how he needs to solve a mystery that only LANGDON can solve! He then discovers a bloody clue in the middle of the building. From DIGITAL FORTRESS to the newly printed THE LOST SYMBOL, Dan Brown manages to do one thing with remarkable consistency:ĭon’t worry, this novel is totally different from the prior two Langdon novels. It was also a really poorly written novel. It sold a bajillion copies, and forced the whole “Religious Conspiracy” sub-genre into focus. Six years ago, Dan Brown caused all sorts of controversy with his novel THE DA VINCI CODE. Without them, we would have mistaken this book for a slush-pile reject.) Excruciating…that is the word of choice to explain Dan Brown’s latest “novel.” (Dear Dan Brown: Thank you for kindly putting the words, “A Novel” on the front cover of your book. That’s what reading THE LOST SYMBOL is like. And the feeling that is the perfect mix of annoyance and impatience burns in you.
You crack your knuckles again, even though you just cracked them two minutes earlier. We mean the feeling when you are reading a novel, watching a movie, or playing a video game and you get SO impatient for it to move along. Have you ever had that burning sensation in your chest? No, not heart-burn.
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