favorite Dan Brown book?

[nelmes69]

Have not got one

 

[sophiesizzle]

Does it count that I'v seen the films?

 

[mrtrebus]

None. He is the worst author of all time!

 

[calpoon]

His new book sounds pretty good, but I'm kinda let down. I wish that he went in a different direction. it's mostly because of him that people have taken an interest in secret societies lately and so I'd like to see him raise the bar, and not do a book about the masons and the templars like everyone else.

I want to read it, but I know I'm going to be disappointed. He's a great thriller writer, and it's cool that he's mixing in history, but his history is ****.

Davinci Code was a blatant rip-off of Holy *****, Holy Grail and the only reason Brown got away from the lawsuit was because it's "history" and therefor public knowledge, even though it was someone else's research that brought it forth.

As for A& D, it makes no sense and is not even real history. Galileo the founder of the Illuminati? Read Nesta A. Websters (anti)Illuminati conspiracy history- World Revolution. It has much better historical facts and a compelling argument that dwarfs brown's fictions. Are the masterminds for domination the Zionists or the Third Reich (that never ended)?

 

[Dom_Margera]

Illuminati (Angels & Demons)

 

[HELLRAISER]

My favorite book by Dan Brown is a tie between Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code which are two books I highly recommend for those who have an open mind in learning enlightening facts embedded in these great works of fiction

 

[mrtrebus]

My favorite book by Dan Brown is a tie between Angels & Demons and The Da Vinci Code which are two books I highly recommend for those who have an open mind in learning enlightening facts embedded in these great works of fiction

Well I've only had the displeasure of reading Da Vinci code but my response is :rofl:

 

[STDiva]

None. He is the worst author of all time!

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