[ SECRET POST #2539 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2539 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Recs for a Dan Brown fan?

[(Anonymous)]

Not a fan of Dan Brown, but I occasionally read stuff of that genre. I see elsewhere in the thread you mentioned that your dad liked the fast paced, historical trivia aspect of the books. Some possibilities:

* Lincoln Child and Douglas Preston's Agent Pendergast novels, starting with The Relic. It's sort of crime/thriller/supernatural with interesting bits about New York and the NY Museum of Natural History.

* Interred With Their Bones (also titled The Shakespeare Curse in the UK) by Jennifer Lee Carrell, another thriller that's about a conspiracy concerning the authorship of Shakespeare's plays.

* The Italian Secretary, by Caleb Carr. It's Sherlock Holmes pastiche about the murder of Rizzio during Mary Queen of Scots' reign, plus a possible threat against Queen Victoria.


This list has some neat sounding books on it, too:

http://www.overbooked.org/booklists/like/davincicode.html