Dan Brown's Angels Demons By halcamdad on Sep 25, 2007 - Updated Oct 15, 2011

Angels and Demons in my opinion is Dan Brown's best book. The Da Vinci Code certainly received more attention and sold more copies; however, I found Angels and Demons to be more entertaining. Robert Langdon is actually the central character. Angels and Demons is set before The Da Vinci Code. Langdon is a renowned religious symbologist from an American Ivy League University. He is called upon to help decipher some symbols at a murder scene of a famous physicist. Things then sweep to the Vatican. The Pope has passed away and there is business at hand concerning the selection of the next Cardinal to rise to the Papacy. Full of corruption and twists and turns, this book is a blazing page turner. I finished it very quickly and enjoyed every single page. If you liked The Da Vinci Code, you'll definitely enjoy this one.