Dan Brown's book, The Lost Symbol

[Guest Delaware Man]

Is anyone else reading it?

I have become fascinated with Masons. My Dad was one, but he died when I was young and I know little about them. Any one here a Mason? Will you tell us anything about them?

[+ Lucky]

Search and you shall find!

 

http://www.companyofmen.org/showthread.php?t=70123&highlight=Lost+Symbol

[Guest greatness]

I read the book...

 

I liked this one. My friend got it for me so I read it. It made me think about visiting Washington DC again.

 

Is anyone else reading it?

I have become fascinated with Masons. My Dad was one, but he died when I was young and I know little about them. Any one here a Mason? Will you tell us anything about them?

[Romann]

I have read all his books and really enjoyed this most recent one - personally I think it was his best book yet and shared a lot of interesting history of DC as well. I too have been fascinated with the Free Masons for a number of years now and have done research on this achient group. Quite amazing to say the least and they have a rich history. There are a number of books on this topic that you can quite easily find on the Internet - highly recommended.

[justaguy]

Brown does know how to write a thriller. For me, Angels and Demons is the one I enjoyed the most. Because I live in DC, The Lost Symbol had a special interest.

[Racketjock]

I am a Mason and enjoyed Dan Brown's book a great deal. Some truth mixed with a bit of history and a lot of fun. Feel free to email if there is something I can answer for you.