The clever use of cryptology is what made it a fascinating read. The plot relied on the puzzles to keep the story moving forward. There is good control between each of the plots and sub-plots, even the mini-plots throughout the book. I love how descriptive the scenes are, placing you at the locations and feeling as if youвЂ™re there in real-time.Дespite itвЂ™s length, itвЂ™s easy to overlook the amount of pages because itвЂ™s so consuming with conspiracy theories, a secret society and puzzles. It contains similar tropes to Angels and Demons, yet still holds up to its own uniqueness. He died guarding an ancient secret, and unless Langdon and Neveu can decipher the puzzle, it might be lost forever. They also discover that the late curator was involved in the Priory of Sion, a secret society who members included Da Vinci and Sir Isaac Newton. Langdon and French cryptologist, Sophie Neveu start working through the mystifying riddles and discover clues hidden in the works of Leonardo da Vinci. Harvard symbologist, Robert Langdon, receives a phone call in the dead of the night the elderly curator at the Louvre has been murdered and his body is covered in complex symbols. All opinions and views are my own.Д«ook Review: The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown #bookreview #readingcommunity #bookcommunity Tweet Plot: The attention to detail is mesmerising.ДISCLAIMER: This review could contain possible spoilers based on my opinions.

ItвЂ™s clear that the author put in a lot of effort and time into research, and it paid off. This book is filled with quick adventure scenes and wrapped in magnificent story telling. I still believe that it deserves all the rave it received when it was first published. Even rereading this book still made me feel itвЂ™s a complete page turner and kept me glued to the pages.

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