Dan Brown, The Lost Symbol Reviews
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The Lost Symbol is Dan Brown follow up to The Da Vinci Code and is the third novel to feature Robert Langdon. Let other readers know what you thought by writing your own review of The Lost Symbol.
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- Author: Dan Brown
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kingofreviews
28th Oct 2009
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Well, in the end my conclusion is that it wasn't worth the wait. No doubt it's better than a host of other books that deal in the same genre, but of course its quality will be benchmarked against his previous books as much as offerings from other Authors. Ultimately I just didn't care about the central characters which is a pretty major failing for a book like this.
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EdwardEaton 3rd Oct 2009
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The Lost Symbol
By Dan Brown
A Review by
Edward Eaton
September 15th saw the publication of The Lost Symbol, Dan Brown's third installment in his successful series about Robert Langdon, following Angels and Demons (2000) and The Da Vinci Code (2004). The story follows the Harvard symbologist on an adventure that takes him across Washington, DC, from the highest pinnacles to the lowest depths to just about every main point of interest that can be found in any tourist guide to the city. ...- Read EdwardEaton's review (1985 words)
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dhayes22
22nd Sep 2009
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Fair warning, as of the time of writing this I have only read the first five chapters but I am not at all sure I am going to finish it so here is an interim update.
Poor old Dan Brown. The pressure and expectation on this book has been enormous. There was no way he could really win. Book critics are such snobs it was destined for a critical mauling.
I am not a book critic but I do like to read a lot so know what I like and what I don't. This review is therefore based on what I think of the bo ...- Read dhayes22's review (348 words)








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