Dan Brown's New Novel (if you can call it that!)

         After getting my textbooks earlier this year, I had already planned to pick up the new Dan Brown book in addition to some other great fiction. See the whole summer I wanted to read historical/fantasy/detective/suspenseful books. I found 2. One of them satisfied me the other I had to put down. Not that it was good just either I got to busy to really give it the attention it deserves or I just got fed up with waiting to get to the good parts. 
       O, well in any event, the Dan Brown book comes at a really bad time in my life. It should have come out during the summer because now I am trying to read it and on top of that worry about graduating which means getting credits together, raising G.P.A applying to grad school and studying for my LSAT.  The book so far ( I Haven't finished it yet) is like a typical Dan Brown book and follows his necessary plot points:
   


 1. Murder 2. related person of the murdered must accompany Robert Langdon in his adventures 3. Robert Langdon knows everything (just give him a minute  to work out the clues. 


    
  Theres nothing wrong with the format (he even tries to change it) but it does kind of have this feel where I think it makes the book kinda droopy in parts, but its all good. Thats as far as I will go into the books because I don't like to spoil them; which means I'd make a pretty bad reviewer so for my sake and yours lets hope I get into Harvard Law School. The book is set in America, present day, Washington D.C. and its mostly about the founding of this country. The part where Robert Langdon explains it all is pretty interesting. All in all Dan Brown is Indiana Jones in book form for me. Its slowly weening me off my Harry Potter books that have had my attention for almost 10 years. I'd recommend this book to people who are into history, action, drama and white people lol. What ? theres alot of them in the book just giving you a heads up. Plus the book might make you look a little smarter on the train especially if you take off the book Jacket. Happy reading!