Title: If You Read "Angels And Demons", Skip This One.
Product review: I won't even go into the historical or theological inaccuracies of this hack piece of work. What I will tell you is that this "novel" is his previous work, "Angels And Demons", just with different character names.The beginning involves the murder of a prominent intellectual figure by a secret society. The book's main character, Robert Langdon, a Harvard Sybologist (semioticist?) is yet again brought in to assist on the esoteric clues left behind.We have Langdon yet again thrown in with a female character who is related to the murder victim. He has to deal once more with thick-headed law officials possessing no imagination. Once more there is a race against time...Reading this book was a bad case of deja vu!Mr. Brown, please think of a different plot and more complex characters for your next novel. Also (most importantly), do better research if you're going to continue doing these so-called "religious/conspiro" thrillers.
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