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I know a lot of people are searching for this book in the internet. Dan Brown's newest novel and sequel to the Angels & Demons book. Dan Brown is very famous for his writings and novels regarding conspiracies and such. The Lost Symbol was originally drafted with the title of The Key of Solomon.

I haven't read this eBook yet but hopefully I get to do it so that I could publish a review update with this blog post. For the meantime, here's reviews regarding the book from different sites that would help you evaluate if the book is worth the wait or not.

Bookreview from About.com: The Bottom Line -
Have you read anything by Dan Brown yet? If not, start with Angels & Demons or The Da Vinci Code. They are better thrillers. If you have already read Brown and enjoyed his previous books, you will probably enjoy The Lost Symbol. Robert Langdon's third adventure is another fast paced thriller that involves secrets in art, architecture and history. Brown does not break any new ground, but he does provide some good beach reading.

Bookreview from Bookfox.com: I'm a bit surprised at the book reviews of Dan Brown's "The Lost Symbol" -- everybody's handling it with kid gloves. Towards the end of say, the LA Times and NY Times reviews, there's a few lines of condescension, but as though they had been slipped in. The B&N Review by Sarah Weinman spends most of the time describing the plot, and delineating the differences between this book and "The Da Vinci Code," as well as offering tidbits of dialogue.

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