The Lost Symbol (Book Recomendation)

     If you have read the other Dan Brown books that feature Robert Langdon, just enjoy the author's writing style, or haven't ever picked up anything by Brown, no matter what, you can LOVE reading The Lost Symbol. Robert Langdon is yet again mixed up in a world of mysteries, brotherhoods, symbols, conspiracies and the likes.
    
     This time, the story takes place in none other than Washington, D.C. where Langdon is called on an urgent request by his old colleague, Peter Solomon to speak at a lecture where the scheduled speaker suddenly dropped out. He immediately flies to the Capitol, but soon realizes that not everything is as it seems. There was never any lecture schedule for that night, and a threatening phone call from this previously assumed "assistant" to Peter, has Langdon realizing that he had been utterly played by this anonymous man. After a crazy adventure of dodging the Director of the CIA's Office of Security and her team, traveling through an underground book transfer (which due to his claustrophobia, may have been Langdon's most terrifying encounter yet!), and teaming up with Peter's sister Katherine, Langdon works towards whatever means necessary to discover an ancient secret; one that is required by Peter's captor in a matter of hours.
    
     If you enjoy mystery and adventure, I highly recommend that you add Dan Brown's The Lost Symbol to your reading list!