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  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   This series had been recommended to me by many of my friends and family. I am happy to say that finally I have been introduced to Robert Langdon. And this is one series that I plan to devour visually. The first book swept me up in a grand adventure riddled with mystery and suspense. What can I say, but I am amazed that I have not picked this up sooner than I did.      Angels and Demons is the first novel in the Robert Langdon series of adventure novels written by Dan Brown. The edition that I read was published by Atria Books, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. In it, we are introduced to Harvard Professor Robert Langdon. A somewhat famous symbologist, whose work on researching the Illuminati had in the past drawn him into the limelight of academia. Comfortable at his position as a Harvard professor, Langdon leads a quiet life...

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   Possib le Spoilers Ahead   High above Catalonia , S pain a secret meeting occurs between world religious lead ers and a c omputer scientist. After this meeting a cataclysmic se ries of events is set into motion as the very fabric of the world 's Creation stor ies begins to unwind . A bombshell revelation has answer ed the  question:   Where do we come from?        Origin is Dan Br own's latest novel in the Robert Langdon series. It is published by Double Day Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House Publishing. In it we arrive at the Guggenheim museum in Bilbao , Spain with Professor Robert Langdon. He is there to see his former student, billionaire E dmond Kirsch, speak . Kirsch is set to deliver the presentation of his life that promises an astounding discover y . S imulcast around the world from the museum , it may change the way the world vi ews religion and science....

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   Often I experience an author that delivers stories so good that I immediately want to continue with their next novel. Dan Brown has become one of those authors. I have loved Angels and Demons , the Da Vinci Code , and the Lost Symbol . All three were four and five star reads that propelled me into an exciting blend of reality and fiction. Of course I had to continue with another Robert Langdon adventure.    Inferno is written by Dan Brown and is the fourth book in his b est-selling Ro bert Langdon series . It is published by Doubleday books, an imprint of Pe nguin Random H o use. In it we are reu nited with Professor Robert Langdon as he awakens in a hospital in Florence, Italy. Langdon has no idea ho w he got there . F rom what he is being told he was grazed in the head by a bullet and is now suffering amnesia. His only link to the events prior are what Dr. Sienna Brooks and her colleague are telling him. Noth...

Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   The Robert Langdon series has taken hold of my reading lately. I cannot get enough of the globe-trotting hero and his quest for the truth. With high stakes, gorgeous locations, and thrilling adventure, I a m hooked. Of course I had to read another book in the series.     The Lost Symbol is the third book in the best-selling adventure series by Dan Brown. The edition that I read was published by Double Day Books, an imprint of Penguin Rando m Hou se. In this thriller we find Professor Robert Langdon has been summoned to Washington D.C. by his old friend and mentor, Peter Solomon . Solomon is holding an event at the U.S. Capitol Building and wishes Robert to address the crowd . But when Robert arrives there is not an event planned, and Robert appears to have been tricked . But what Robert discovers in the center of one of the rooms in the C apitol B uilding is a grisly token taken by Peter 's apparent kidn...

  Hello, Fellow Book Worms and Book Dragons!   The event that I have arrived to late is the Dan Brown Party. After seeing friends and family constantly recommend and talk about the Robert Langdon books for over ten years, I have finally began this globe-trotting series. Angels and Demons was a five star read for me. And almost immediately after reading book one, I had to read book two.   The Da Vinci Code is written by Dan Brown and this illustrated edition is published by Doubleday Books, an imprint of Penguin Random House. The Da Vinci Code catches up with Harvard Professor Robert Langdon one year after the Earth-shattering events of Angels and Demons. Langdon remains in the spotlight after his involvement in the prior year's Vatican City crisis. In Paris, France for a well-publicized lecture event, Robert is awoken from sleep by the arrival of police. Bezu Fache, a French police captain, wishes Langdon's presence at the Louvre museum. Robert has a m...