The Lost Symbol and The Da Vinci Code author Dan Brown’s 20 worst sentences. My personal favorite: “Physicist Leonardo Vetra smelled burning flesh, and he knew it was his own.”
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This is great.
This was fantastic. My favorite?
“Only those with a keen eye would notice his 14-karat gold bishop’s ring with purple amethyst, large diamonds, and hand-tooled mitre-crozier appliqué.”
Ooh, yeah. That is a good one!