
I read The DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons years ago. Both books had a bit too much sexual innuendo and violence for my taste. I'm not sure why, then, I picked up this book, but it turned out that it was cleaner in both respects than the other two. It was quite an entertaining read, with lots of action, intrigue, and strong, complex characters. The humanities geek in me also loves all the descriptions of art and architecture in each of the Robert Langdon novels. Readers should be aware that this book has a pretty strong anti-religious vibe to it, but the author ends on note of faith
that redeems it a bit. (2017, 463 p)
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