I really like the DaVinci Code and was then terribly let down by Angels and Demons... there is only so far you can stretch reality to make these plots work

Definitely wasnt as good as Da Vinci Code. But i guess once u wrapped your mind around the fact that it couldnt be true...it made for a good read

wow, i have to completely disagree, Angels and Demons was a much more believable story than The Da Vinci Code! If you look in news now, they are talking about a place capable of doin the same things that are mentioned in Angles and Demons! I absolutely loved Angels and Demons, it was a quicker read and kept you goin from beginning to en

I think both books are fantastic, but Angels and Demons was much more faced paced and action packed. I also think that it will make for a much better movie than the Da Vinci Code did.

I thought Angels and Demons was much better than The Da Vinci Code, possibly due to knowing the places in Rome that are featured in the book.
A bit gory, but a belting good read!

I thought that Angels and Demons was a better read than The Da Vinci Code! They were both fantastic books, but Angels and Demons was more compelling.

I have read both book several times and immensely enjoyed them both, however in my opinion Angels and Demons is far better than The Da Vinci Code. It is more exciting but also more believable at the same time. It reflects on debates in present day, such as science versus church and acts of terrorism.

Honestly, I think that it depends on which book you read first. Or at least, that's how it appears to be with myself and cousin. She read Angels and Demons first and she liked it better than The Da Vinci Code. I was the opposite. But then again, I've only read each of them once and I can't say I've spent time comparing them in depth. I read both quiet fast so I guess I enjoyed them both either way.

I read the Da Vinci Code first, then a while later, Angels and Demons. I far preferred Angels and Demons and think that this is his best book. I tried reading Digital Fortress and that was okay, but just okay. I gave up trying to read Deception Point.

Must admit I preferred this one. Far more realistic and I enjoyed the action and the limited time frame in which the story takes place.