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This is neither the greatest book ever, nor the worst book ever. It was, however, entertaining. I enjoyed it, but will probably never read it again.
Excellent, top-notch thriller. This one kept you flipping pages so quickly you were likely to get friction burns. I loved the premise of this book, that the very foundations of all faiths were challenged. It reminded me somewhat of the book, The Eight by Katherine Neville with the exception that chess was used as the plot device in that rather than anagrams and codes.
But still all and all it was fun and fascinating reading and again many, many thanks to busybusybee for trading this to me.
But still all and all it was fun and fascinating reading and again many, many thanks to busybusybee for trading this to me.
Dan Brown worked magic in this book. I think you could probably read it several times and still get new information each time.
read this one after Angels and Demons. It was a decent read but I enjoyed angels and demons better.
Jan 16, 2009
Tara Lynn
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Jan 23, 2009
Alee Hofman
marked it as to-read
