A review by residentrunner1_
The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
5.0
The secret is how to die. Since the beginning of time, it has always been to die.
In an explosive follow-up to The Da Vinci Code, this time in DC, Robert Langdon is suddenly whisked into a mystery of lies and terrors when a fellow friend gets kidnapped. From the CIA to the Washington Monument, from tunnels to the Library of Congress, Robert Langdon & Friends seem to go everywhere.
Though I am confused about his claims about the locations in the book are real, the thing that didn't confuse me was that I was scared by the character Mal'akh. He was just murdering people left and right who came in contact with Robert Langdon or Peter Solomon's families.
Great book. Would recommend.
5***out of 5
In an explosive follow-up to The Da Vinci Code, this time in DC, Robert Langdon is suddenly whisked into a mystery of lies and terrors when a fellow friend gets kidnapped. From the CIA to the Washington Monument, from tunnels to the Library of Congress, Robert Langdon & Friends seem to go everywhere.
Though I am confused about his claims about the locations in the book are real, the thing that didn't confuse me was that I was scared by the character Mal'akh. He was just murdering people left and right who came in contact with Robert Langdon or Peter Solomon's families.
Great book. Would recommend.
5***out of 5