Are the other books by this author as good? Are they similar in theme or do they cover other topic areas?

DaVinci Code has me captivated... read half the book last night... ;-)

Angels and Demons is the only other one I have read and it was equally as good but too similar to DC IMHO to read the two close together. :awinky:

There's another book that has come out by another author I've heard is better than DC. I'll dig around and see if I can find it....

Edit - The Rule of Four



Last edited by Peaches at May 18 2004, 09:07 AM

I liked "Deception Point".

That's in paperback, isn't it? I need a good paperback to take to San Antonio next week. I'll buy it and report back :)

It has nothing to do with the DC or anything even slightly similar, but I'm reading Middlesex and I'm loving it! Awesome book, IMHO :)

That's in paperback, isn't it? I need a good paperback to take to San Antonio next week. I'll buy it and report back :)

It has nothing to do with the DC or anything even slightly similar, but I'm reading Middlesex and I'm loving it! Awesome book, IMHO :)[/b][/quote]
Yeah, I have it in paperback.

yeap!

Digital Fortress you can skip

yeap!

Digital Fortress you can skip[/b][/quote]
Your opinion on Angels?

Your opinion on Angels?[/b][/quote]
very similar in plot to DC but....gives interesting perspective on Illuminati Society, thus making it an educational book as well.

I'd rate it the same as DC

very similar in plot to DC but....gives interesting perspective on Illuminati Society, thus making it an educational book as well.

I'd rate it the same as DC[/b][/quote]
OK, i'll make that my next fiction book.

This week's nonfiction included "Plan of Attack", "The Conquerors", and "From Babel to Dragomans". "Plan of Attack" covers too recent of material. Haven't forgotten enough of it to have read it yet. ;-) "The Conquerors" was pretty good. Some interesting stuff on the planning of post World War II Germany and how various leaders and administration members struggled to win others to their views. Just started the last one. Looks to be the best of the three but have to see.

I really need to read DV Code..... I have to ween myself off of non-fiction.

I am reading Oliver North's war stories, the Iraq War. It is helping me remember the vast majority of our military men are self-less, compasionate, supurb soldiers.

Read DC this week... very good. First fiction I have read in years.

Reading Alexander Hamilton Bio right now.

haven't read it yet


waiting for serge to take a more acceptable poker bet for his copy (150 dollar wine for a book, pulleeze)