Angel and Demons : Dan Brown

Robert Langdon a Harvard Professor gets a early morning call from the director of world renowned CERN. He give him such an information that is mind boggling. Langdon reaches the labs to find even more startling facts. A scientist have been killed and a latest but deadly technology have been stolen from the CERN lab. And an ancient secret brotherhood Illuminati presumed extinct for nearly four hundred years, reborn to continue their deadly vendetta against their most hated enemy, the Catholic Church. The Swiss Guards find the strange looking canister somewhere in the Vatican City. Langdon and Vetra a CERN scientist go to Vatican to find the antimatter bomb. Will they be able to find it or Vatican will be consumed in a fireball?
This is classic Dan Brown thriller. Those who have watched the movie don't feel lazy to read the original book it is much better than the film. So go read it on.

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