Exciting popcorn literature for angels and demons

This review is from:. Angels and Demons. Film Tie-In) (Paperback.
Novels by Dan Brown has only one aim, to entertain. Angels and Demon with the Dan Brown succeeds excellent. Each chapter is a little gem and at the end leaves the reader in suspense, so that one perforce must continue to read to find out how the puzzle's solution. So it is not surprising when Angels and Demons by reading in one go.

The story begins already exciting. A renowned scientist is brutally murdered in the CERN laboratory in Switzerland. On his chest, the word Illuminati is baked. This invokes Robert Langdon, a Harvard professor who deals with the decoding and interpretation of religious symbols on the plan. It will provide a clue to the murderer who has stolen especially since this dangerous anti-matter, which could put a half the city into the air. In his research operatives take Langdon and his companion Vittoria, the daughter of the deceased, to the Vatican. This is after the death of the Pope in Conclave. Four cardinals, among them are the favorite, but missing and an unknown person threatening to execute them in public places, before he intends to wipe out even the Vatican. Thus, a fast-paced treasure hunt through Rome begins, while the decoded Langdon mystery, and so the imminent downfall of the church tried to prevent.

After a few pages it is clear that Angels and Demons like a Hollywood blockbuster is constructed. The action takes place almost in real time, barely 22 hours have put the hero to the villain's activities. The pace of the story is correspondingly high and the tension never diminishes for long. Wild car races across Rome, shocking ritual murders and mysterious messages, all in the beautiful scenery of Rome and the Vatican, also convey the feeling that the script of an action film to have in your hands. Of course, one way or another explosion was inevitable. The entertainment really are no limits.

The characters are well-tried pattern to knit, intelligent, charming Harvard professor, the beautiful, tormented by guilt scientist who Camerlegno hearted through and through and of course the evil villain who is of course only the agent in a higher plan.

This recipe Dan Brown manages a truly breathtaking thriller that is exciting from page to page, so that the reader can hardly wait for the end. Of course, one suspects, after some time already how the story will proceed, but that does not detract from the book. Like in the movies, can you sit back at Angels and Demons with a bag of popcorn and sit by the story to break, because who wants to talk just is really well-served by Dan Brown. Angels and Demons is just great cinema - in book form.