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Originally Posted by littlp
While I enjoyed reading it I found myself quite irritated with it as I felt that the suspense and purposeful leaving out of information was too much. I just wanted to know what the heck the things were rather than suddenly switching points of view. Angels and Demons is by far his best book. If you haven't read any of his books, read that one. I cannot even begin to describe just how awesome that book is. Another good one is Deception Point . I actually thought that out of the three The Da Vinci Code would be ranked 3rd.
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Yeah, the same thing ticked me off too. I mean, it's like this soap opera cliffhanger thing and it makes no sense in a book. It's a book, we can skip ahead! And we've already bought it, there's no need to make us want to come back for more. We're already back for more. It's a book!
I just finished Deception Point and liked it a lot, but I still do prefer Da Vinci Code, I love mysticism and symbolism. Bought Angels and Demons today, let's see how I like it.