Rated of 5
by shockme17
ok i just finished the book and i think it was great. i may have skipped over this crucial fact in my late hours of reading, but who was the hassassin? if someone could post on here, or email me , that would be greatly appreciated : shockme17@fusemail.com.
thank you very much
Sean, 22
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by carmel
i read this within a week which would suggest that i enjoyed which i did while i was reading it. thinking about the plot after though left me disapponted. how did the hassassin get into cern a top secuirty organisation? how did he walk around without anyone seeing him from the entrance to the living quarters to a high security lab that even the director of cern had no access to.
and giving the knowledge that we now all of us possess about the catholic church and its abuse of children would anyone be that upset at a pope fathering a child. surely also the camerlengo would have shown some sign of mental instablity before this absolute madness that overtook him on hearing about the pope. did he not for instance react with all the scandal of recent times.
the bomb also if a device as powerful as this one was how could the camerlengo and langdon survive it?
how could there be no effect on the city below. and where were the autorities would the police and politicans of italy have left it to the swiss guards ?
Rated of 5
by Kristine
I read this book in one day. I could not put it down - it kept pulling me in and I wanted to continue. this was truly awsome.
Rated of 5
by NDR series-5
The first Dan Brown book I ever read, and, I must say, absolutely outstanding.
The book tells the story of a Vatican Church fighting for its survival, and a final chapter in the so-called "conflict between religion and science". The latter is championed by the Illuminati, an ancient satanic cult. The Illuminati have supposedly stolen antimatter - a substance created by theo-physicist Leonardo Vetra - and plan to destroy the Vatican with it.
I liked the characters very much, particularly Robert Langdon and Vittoria Vetra. As for the bad guys, well, you'll be very surprised to find out who the mastermind behind it all is. All I can say is don't form any opinions before teh end of the book.
It was a shame <> but the story is still quite good.
But what I enjoyed most were the theological views and debates. The deistic philosophy preached in this book is almost identical to my own outlook.
Definitely recommended. Go buy it now!
Rated of 5
by Ian
This is the best read in years, his thourough research make the story believable, I can't stop turning the pages
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