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A review by jessthebookworm
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
4.0
This is the second book in the Robert Langdon series, and follows after the events in Angels and Demons, where the protagonist delved into the legend of the Illuminati.
Now, Langdon is called to the Louvre museum in Paris, where the curator has been found dead, having left behind symbology that must be deciphered to find the secret to the Holy Grail, before such knowledge is lost forever.
Once again, Langdon must rely on his knowledge of ancient symbols and puzzle solving skills to find the answers, all the while being on the run from the threat of law enforcement on his tail. It is fast paced and filled with very interesting theories about the beginning of Christianity and on Christ himself.
I really enjoyed this book, in fact much more than the first one. Will probably continue with this series in the future, as I think I have the Lost Symbol at home.
Now, Langdon is called to the Louvre museum in Paris, where the curator has been found dead, having left behind symbology that must be deciphered to find the secret to the Holy Grail, before such knowledge is lost forever.
Once again, Langdon must rely on his knowledge of ancient symbols and puzzle solving skills to find the answers, all the while being on the run from the threat of law enforcement on his tail. It is fast paced and filled with very interesting theories about the beginning of Christianity and on Christ himself.
I really enjoyed this book, in fact much more than the first one. Will probably continue with this series in the future, as I think I have the Lost Symbol at home.