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Angels and Demons

This article is about the book Angels and Demons, for other meanings, please see the articles on angels and demons.
Angels and Demons (2000) by Dan Brown is the lesser known, first novel in the series, followed by The Da Vinci Code.

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1 Plot
2 Comparisons to The Da Vinci Code
3 Main characters

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Angels and Demons features Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon as he tries to stop the Illuminati, a legendary secret society, from destroying the Vatican City with the newly-discovered power of antimatter.

CERN researcher Leonardo Vetra is found murdered in his secured, private quarters at the research facility. On his chest is branded a symbol— the word "Illuminati". After researching the Internet, Director Maximillian Kohler contacts Professor Langdon, who is an expert on the Illuminati and has written a book on the subject, and requests his assistance in uncovering the murderer.

What Langdon discovers at the murder scene frightens him: the symbol appears to be authentic, and the legendary secret society, long thought to be defunct, seems to have resurfaced. The Illuminati has also appropriated CERN's supply of antimatter, the ultimate weapon, and have their sights on fulfilling a centuries-old dream: to destroy Vatican City.

Time runs short as Langdon and Vetra's adopted daughter, Vittoria, race to stop not only the Vatican's destruction, but to save the life of four cardinals who have been kidnapped by a deadly assassin.

Comparisons to The Da Vinci Code

Like The Da Vinci Code, this novel follows Langdon as he unravels a trail of mystical, ancient clues which leads to his discovering the truth about a legendary, secret society and its relationship to the Vatican. Also similarly to The Da Vinci Code, it takes place during the course of not much more than one day, and it teams Langdon with a beautiful, highly intelligent woman who is closely related to the murder victim, in this case, her adopted father.

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