Official Review: Mona Lisa's Secret by Phil Philips

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Re: Official Review: Mona Lisa's Secret by Phil Philips

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After enjoying the Da Vinci code, I believe this book is a must read for me. Thanks for the great review, the suspense in the story from your review makes me want the book like a dog wants a bone.
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Always love history and art. I also enjoyed the Da Vinci code. I am so seeing myself finding the big secret behind the Mona Lisa. Thanks for your great review. It really serves to increase my desire to read the book.
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Sounds like a good book for those interested in the history of the Mona Lisa but not sure if is for me.
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Well-written review! I am not a fan of the Da Vinci Code and this book seems very similar. Also, the liberal use of curse words is not appealing to me.
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Very Interesting title and review. I am eager to know Mona Lisa's secret. Going to grab a copy immediately.
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This seems set to join the ranks of novels inspired by famous paintings. I love learning about the symbolism in art through this genre.
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Mona Lisa secrets, can't wait to read more.
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National Treasure is one of my favorite movies and the fact that this book is reminiscent to it makes me want to read it a lot! Congrats on BOTD to the author!
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qYou have done a great work on disclosing the story to the extent which will interest readers to grab a book immediately, as it involves adventure. Thank you for your review.
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Wow great review. This sounds like my type of book so I am going to read it
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If you're into thrilling historical fiction this is the book for you! Loved your informative review, giraffe! :)
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A beautiful review. I like action packed novel. The Day Vinci code one of such.
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Sounds like a story filled with adventure and mystery. Thanks for the great review.
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I'm a devoted Catholic, but I think this is a book I can read. I know it's fiction and I can't resist the temptation! Thanks for this informative review.
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Post by strike-aster »

Great review. It seems like an interesting book to read. It reminds me of the Da Vinci code. Intriguing plot and with a twist of mystery on it. I'm looking forward to add this on my list. Thanks for sharing it.
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