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A late-night phone call draws Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon into a murder case: the Louvre's elderly curator lies dead inside the museum, with a baffling cipher near the body. Dan Brown's mystery thriller pairs Langdon with French cryptologist Sophie Neveu as the riddle points to clues hidden in plain sight in the works of Leonardo da Vinci. They learn the late curator belonged to the Priory of Sion, a secret society, and a faceless adversary seems to anticipate their every move. Columbia Pictures released a film adaptation in 2006.
Serial entrepreneur Neal O'Gorman said he really enjoyed it, recalling that while he lived in the United States he rarely boarded a plane without seeing someone reading it.
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Neal O'Gorman (Serial Entrepreneur)
Certainly, a previous non-business book which I really enjoyed (along with many other people) was the Da Vinci Code. I was living in the States at the time, and it was a rare occasion to be on a plane and not see someone reading it.
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