The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
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The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown
What did you guys think of the other books and do we really need a third book about Catholic conspiracies?
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I do think he's overrated though..
Anyway, my girlfriend likes his books, so we will purchase The Lost Symbol and I will read it, because I read anything I can put my hands on.
What bothers me a bit about his books is not the fact that he makes up all those conspiracy theories (I'm not that much religious to care about it), but that a lot of uneducated people believe everything they read in his books, just because people like conspiracy theories.
Come to think of it, that's one of the best marketing stratagems for a book: if you'd write a novel with conspiracy theories about anything you can think of, like that the man never landed on the moon for example, you could bet it would sell.