Heres a Teaser to DAVINCI CODE

I've read twice on the book DAVINCI CODE and thumps up on this particular book which i've enjoyed tremendously. I've invented a teaser to the book DAVINCI CODE which is by DAN BROWN. And i believe that lots of blogs would have written about this book, hence i'm going to be fun about my recommendation of Brown's book.

Dan Brown is the author of this remarkable book, setting span over many a European countries.
Available thru' any good bookstore in your neighbourhood, although mine, i borrowed it from the library.
Vellum is the soft piece of material that was wrapped around the black inner cryptex, to protect it from smashing the vial inside the cryptex.
Inside Saint-Sulpice, Silas murdered Sister Sandrine.
Neveu is the surname of Sophie who is the female character in the book, grand-daughter of the Grand Master of the Priory of Sion.
Cryptology 101, the Atbash Cipher is one of the oldest codes known to man.
Ingeniously hidden....but present nonetheless.

Collet, the lieutenant and right hand man of the famous captain Fache.
Opus Dei is the sect where our albino comes and was sent from to assist the teacher.
Divine Mother - Mary Magdalene was the womb that carried his royal lineage.
Experience this book yourself and you'll be captivated by it.

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Angels & Demons

I would like to recommend this book to anyone whom is a fan of Dan Brown. This novel is a "prequel" to The Da Vinci Code. The character Robert Langdon, a symbologist is engaged a frantic chase to this so called "Antimatter" borrowed from the words of the author [is the most powerful energy source, highly unstable..It ignites when it comes in contact with absolutely anything..even air] that was stolen from the world's largest scientific research facility. Join by the most beautiful and mysterious scientist Ms Vittoria Vetra, both will have to unveil the whereabouts of this antimatter that was hidden in Vatican City. Robert Langdon again saves the day as the plot unveils itself. Every page you turn intensifies and grips you by its side till you'll want to finish it up in one gulp. But patience will be needed to admire and indulge in its complexity.

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