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Dan Brown "The Lost Symbol"
Six years after the release of 'The Da Vinci Code', Dan Brown will return with a new book entitled "The Lost Symbol ', a thriller in the past 12 hours, with Robert Langdon as the main protagonist. Sony, according to rumors, thus ensuring the rights to a new adaptation, even before the official launch of the book, which will be the 15th of September, the United States.
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