The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown

The Lost Symbol Review

"The Lost Symbol" by Dan Brown is a sequel to "Da Vinci Code" which was released Tuesday (15/9/2009). This novel tells the conspiracy secret society of Freemasonry in the United States government.

Brown still presents the story of symbols expert Robert Langdon with a quick story and make readers difficult to divert from the page. His novel is also controversial, as usual. This novel uses the U.S. capital, Washington, as the location of the story. Like "Da Vinci Code", Langdon will uncover the secrets Freemanson through architectural traces in Washington. Of course, there are enemies with a strong character, almost like characters in a comic. In the "Da Vinci Code" is a scary albino monk. In "The Lost Symbol" look muscular tattooed man calling himself Mal'akh (in Hebrew means angel). Like Brown's earlier novel, Langdon will be accompanied by a beautiful woman as an adventure. In "The Lost Hollywood", the woman is the brother of Peter Solomon, Katherine Solomon.

Finally, my advice, before reading The Lost Symbol, you should read Brown's previous works. Start with the Angels & Demons or The Da Vinci Code. If you've read one of them (both of them), you will better understand and enjoy The Lost Symbol.