I have a bit of a love/hate relationship with this guy. I read The Da Vinci Code back when I was 17 and I loved it. It was exciting, interesting, and it had a memorable story. From there, I read Angels and Demons and enjoyed that as well. Things started going south when I saw how much of The Da Vinci Code was getting pimped out to crappy film directors and crappy merchandisers. It sort of took the joy and charm out of everything. Not to mention the fact that Opus Dei had a royal fit over being the antagonists. Though I saw no real justification in their outrage (after all, the Da Vinci Code was a fictional book), I felt that Dan Brown's books were indeed very formulaic.
I just finished The Lost Symbol and I was initially very hesitant about picking it up. I didn't want another "Robert Langdon outwits enemies through symbology and STILL HAS TIME TO SAVE THE GIRL! Oh and the treasure that was being sought after is really just figurative."
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So, who here has read Lost Symbol? Did you like it?