Thread: The key to Dan Brown’s success
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Old 08-21-2009, 07:31 PM   #72
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Originally Posted by Daithi View Post
I too don't get the critics in this instance. Dan Brown's books definately aren't great works of literature but they are still engaging stories. I like the fast paced continuous cliff-hanger (Steve Berry is good at this too). I wouldn't want every book I read to be in this format, but I don't want every book I read to have the style of Angela's Ashes either. To each his own, I guess. I can't stand Dean Koontz but lots of people love him.
Try "The Day After Tomorrow" by Allan Folsom. Nothing to do with the other book/movie of the same name.

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