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Review title: Plum gone rotten
Product review: Brown wrote two doppelgangers that copy the structure and style of this book: "Angels and Demons" and "The Da Vinci Code". And those two were better by far. Once again, Brown writes about a woman who is both a genius and graced with a supermodel's body. Her other half is a very attractive, intelligent professor (they're always professors).The language is a thin butter of overused clichés scraped over too many details of what the characters look like and how they function on a daily basis. The reader isn't allowed to use their imaginations because Brown is too busy nailing down every person, place and thing with exact and dreary verbiage.I'm not a Brown-basher. I enjoyed "The Da Vinci Code" and "Angels and Demons" for their entertainment value. But, perhaps I can only stomach two Brown books before the novelty wears off, and this was the third that pushed me to the brink. Had I read "The Da Vinci Code" third, I may be complaining about it instead. But I'm not.
