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Irakli Kartozia ikartozia — I loved "The Shadow of the Wind" and had to immediately read this Spanish author's new book when I heard about it. It has in common with his first book The Cemetery of Forgotten Books, which plays a key role in the plot. The other point of commonality is the underlying theme of the love of books and writing. But that's all. This is a Faustian tale of great complexity, with the author-hero struggling to make sense of a world where reality and fantasy are difficult to separate. Set in shadowy Barcelona in the 1930's, this book is one of the best I've read in a long time.

Jihui You alittlehui — I loved this book.... even just for the mere fact it was 976 pages long and it was well written and the story spans 40 years or something. I love any book that I can get engrossed in for a long time... (kind of like getting into some of the historical fiction series).

Mojtaba Rezaie mojtabarezdbd1 — Robert Langdon is summoned to Washington DC to give a lecture at the Capitol by his old friend, Peter Solomon. However things go awry early as Langdon finds his friend’s hand in the middle of the rotunda in what seems like a challenge to find an ancient Masonic treasure. With an enemy as fierce and determined as ever, will Robert Langdon finally meet his match? I gave this book three stars for a pretty simple reason, it was average. Not bad, but not good either. Not boring, but not really gripping either. There were some clever parts to the book and also some tedious parts. Some characters had some depth to parts of their personalities while at other times they seem as flat as the paper they were written on. This was a pretty typical Dan Brown style book. I felt like I knew what was going to happen in Lost Symbol far easier than Angels and Demons or Da Vinci Code. I don’t know if that is because of experience with Brown’s writing style or if the third book was not as strong as the others. A couple of things did bother me about the book… First, why is the CIA taking care of a national threat inside the United States? Shouldn’t that be the FBI? Second, I felt the book ended pretty conclusively at one point of the story. However the book droned on for another 50 pages to wrap up the book. It was too much for me and it could have been done quicker. Lastly, every Dan Brown book has at least a couple of “big reveals” throughout the book. There were at least three of them in this book and every one of them felt weak. Maybe I was expecting something bigger, but I never materialized. Lost Symbol was a decent book and I felt like I wanted to continue the story of Robert Langdon. I probably will never reread this book, but I’m glad I read it in the first place.