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Would you recommend this book?
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I'm still thinking as to whether I'll read this book or not. Would you recommend this book for me?
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Chelsea wrote: "It's my favorite Dan Brown novel. I would highly recommend it."What's the best thing about this book?
It's been a while since I've read it, but if I remember correctly, it was kind of a slow starter, but once the story got going, it was quite good and interesting. Like most Dan Brown novels, it's fast-paced and action-packed and pretty hard to put down while you read it, but once you've read it, you forget what it's about pretty quickly. Or maybe that's just me. But if it's a quick exciting read you're after, it serves that purpose:-)
Clive wrote: "Chelsea wrote: "It's my favorite Dan Brown novel. I would highly recommend it."What's the best thing about this book?"
I love the outer space themes and the techno-thriller focus without having to have all the religious controversy drama that the Langdon novels incite.
I think all his books are worth reading. You may not like them when you finish, but I've never read one and wanted to put it down.
Christina wrote: "It's been a while since I've read it, but if I remember correctly, it was kind of a slow starter, but once the story got going, it was quite good and interesting. Like most Dan Brown novels, it's f..."I know what you mean. I have the book on my shelf. I read it. I know I liked it. I cannot really remember what it is about.
Clive wrote: "I'm still thinking as to whether I'll read this book or not. Would you recommend this book for me?"This was by far my favorite Dan Brown Novel and I've read them all, yes by all means read it, you won't be disappointed.
This was an exciting, fast-paced adventure. I would definitely recommend this book for those readers who like this kind of story.
Clive wrote: "I'm still thinking as to whether I'll read this book or not. Would you recommend this book for me?"I've read almost all Dan Brown books, this is the only one I didn't finish. I didn't like it at all, I like to be surprised, and in this book I guessed the plot within the first 100 pages. I usually don't read this genre, only reason I read Brown's books is because they're usually innovative and I never know what to expect, I didn't get that feeling at all in this book. Wouldn't recommend it.
Easydog wrote: "yes if you want to know more about deception within a finite place you can"Oh you...
Clive wrote: "I'm still thinking as to whether I'll read this book or not. Would you recommend this book for me?"No, don't even think of reading this book. It's by far, the worst book by Dan Brown.
The many contradicting opinion illustrate that when it comes to books, people opinion on a same subject vary drastically...just like for everything else.I believe the order in which you read Dan Brown's books will drastically affect your opinion of a particular book. His plots are all based on the same blue print and after you read one, you'll be able to pick the Bad Guy for all others in a heart beat. Therefore the more you read him, the more boring he tends to get.
This being said, I still believe it is a good book.
I'm currently reading it and I've read 120 pages so far. It keeps me going because it kind of has a promising development of the story, but I admit that the start is a little slow.
Nichole wrote: "I think all his books are worth reading. You may not like them when you finish, but I've never read one and wanted to put it down."
Same ! However Deception Point and Inferno are my favorites !
Same ! However Deception Point and Inferno are my favorites !
Clive wrote: "I'm still thinking as to whether I'll read this book or not. Would you recommend this book for me?"I enjoyed it. At the end, the action seemed a bit over the top, but still, it was fast paced and interesting.
si lo recomendaria pero, solo a un publico en concreto, por que este tipo de historias no les gusta a tod el mundo
I would recommend this book. Though thrill of deception doesn't last long. I would recommend any other Dan Browns novel.
Ultimately you might not regret after you read the book.
Daniela wrote: "I completely recommend it. I loved it! It was full of unexpected twists and interesting real facts!"I can't believe it! This is a parody; a big joke by Dan Brown.
Chris wrote: "Way better than the crap that the Robert Langdon books have turned into"Agree. DB should write more of this kind rather than writing about Robert Langdon.
YK wrote: "I think Deception Point is Dan Brown's best. (I have not read the Inferno)"Don't. It is the worst.
YK wrote: "I think Deception Point is Dan Brown's best. (I have not read the Inferno)"I totally agree!!!
The plot is contrived but I don't mind that in a thriller. For me its in "beach read" category and that is not a bad thing.
Just ask yourself these questions:1. Will I manage to read every book ever before I die?
2. (If answer to 1 = no) Do I have time to waste on this book?
I think Digital Fortress was my favorite with Deception Point as a second runner up. I'm actually trying to find more books that match this style of action/intrigue so I'll be curious to see what other people post on this topic. I do recommend Deception Point if you're in the mood for a good compelling page-turner, but don't expect anything deeper than that.
I loved Deception Point! I have read three of his books and this one was really good. Have to read it again....
I loved it. Critics should at least appreciate the meticulous research that is part and parcel of all his books. You can learn a lot of interesting stuff from any Dan Brown book.
I guess you're either a fan or not. I thought this book was rubbish.My review:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...
Slow at start and then a page turner story.I would recommend it. Not Dan Brown's best anaway but very good novel.
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