by Dan Brown
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Film
A film version of this
novel is being produced by Sony® Pictures. The film stars some of the same actors as The Da Vinci Code. It will be released later this year.
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Author •Dan Brown •Most famous for
Works of literature
The Da Vinci Code •A New York Times bestselling author
•First books
were humorous
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created include: The Da Vinci Code Digital Fortress Angels and Demons Deception Point
Setting, through time
Boston, Massachusetts Geneva, Switzerland CERN Vatican City (Holy See)
Rome, Italy
©Brett Jackson. No, Italy is NOT the capital of England, Brittany.
Main Characters
Character Robert Langdon Vittoria Vetra Camerlengo Ventresca The Hassassain Stance Good Good Good Evil Additional Information Main Protagonist Secondary Protagonist The priest in charge
Tries to kill Langdon, and destroy Vatican City, Antagonist
Maximilian Kohler Gunther Glick
Evil Neutral
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Director of CERN A reporter for BBC
Plot Sequence
Langdon awakes to a phone call Langdon is rushed to Switzerland Langdon Examines the Illuminati symbol branded into Father Vetra
Meets Vittoria Vetra
Characters discover Vittoria’s antimatter
Vittoria finds that it has been stolen
Kohler gets a call from the Vatican
Robert and Vittoria are rushed to Vatican City
Conclave is happening in Vatican City
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Plot Sequence (continued)
Robert and Vittoria aren’t so warmly greeted The Swiss Guard doesn’t take the antimatter seriously.
The Captain of the Swiss Guard gets a call from the Hassassain
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The Illuminati reveal their plan to destroy Vatican City
My Thoughts
I really liked this book Vivid imagery of the plot and events No “bull” Excellent style of writing
Compelling storyline
Plot is scientifically- and historically-based Very well thought out
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Critics Reviews
WELL PLOTTED AND EXPLOSIVELY PACED. Crammed with Vatican intrigue and hi-tech drama, Brown's tale is laced with twists and shocks that keep the reader wired right up until the final revelation. Packing the novel with sinister figures worthy of a Medici, Brown sets an explosive pace through a Michelin-perfect Rome. -PUBLISHERS WEEKLY AMONG THE BEST BOOKS I HAVE EVER READ. Angels & Demons is part thriller, part mystery, and all action. A highly entertaining, page-turning thriller. Davina Morgan-Witts BookBrowse.com
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My recommendation
I would definitely recommend this book to anyone
because of the following: Well-written Intriguing Interesting Excellent novel My own personal readings
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