Angeles y Demonios/ Angels and Demons: El Ilustrado / Illustrated

from sacrain

Is it bad that I remember liking this book better than the Davinci Code? Maybe it's because this one dealt with the whole Church thing a little more exclusively, or because I didn't feel so much pressure to like it as Davinci Code? Anyhoos, if you haven't read it yet, it's an OUTSTANDING summer r...

from Briars_Reviews

I could not put this book down! I had read The Da Vinci code first, since it was the only Dan Brown novel and I had, and this book (despite being a prequel to The Da Vinci Code) was so incredible I bought all of Dan Brown's other books! I loved this novel and it was hard to pry myself away from...

from mimo

This book, while entertaining and addicting, reads like a Hollywood movie (and definitely tinged with its sight on the horizon). And by Hollywood movie, I mean twisty plots, lavish settings, and conspiracy theory. Robert Langdon, Harvard scholar, is called to identify a mysterious symbol branded ...

from KatharineClifton

Easy to read and fast-paced. An enjoyable mystery. What can I say, I'm a fan of Bernini, Rome, the Vatican, so I think I may have gotten more out of it than some. Requires a healthy suspension of disbelief. Some of the stunts, etc are, to put it mildly, unbelievable, but I was willing to disregar...

from siafl

Much like the Da Vinci Code, Angels and Demons was a page turner for me. It took me only two days to finish its 710 pages because the riddles and adventures were ever so gripping. The ambigrams were my favourite part of the book, as well as the many references to sites in Rome. But as I read beyo...