Melbourne, September 14 (ANI): Publishers of Dan Brown’s much-anticipated book, ‘The Lost Symbol,’ will host speed reading competition during its launch in Australia.
The person who ends reading the book fastest will be provided with an opportunity to give its first review.
Speculations are high on the closely-guarded plot, which is believed to focus on the Freemasons.
Publisher Random House will provide a copy of the book at the State Library of NSW the moment it is released.
It is expected that the first person should complete reading in two hours.
After which the reader will give a review to public and press.
“Millions of Australians have enjoyed the pure adrenalin thrill of Dan Brown’s novels, coupled with their fascinating historical insights,” News.com.au quoted Margie Seale, managing director of Random House Australia, as saying in a statement.
The publishers anticipate that the book will match 81 million copies of The Da Vinci Code sold around the world. (ANI)
New York mum retaliate against daughter’s rival using online sex ad
Washington, May 9 (ANI): A woman in New York has been accused of using a fraudulent Web ad to send sex clients to the mother of a girl, with whom her own 9-year-old daughter had had a clash.
Margery Tannenbaum, of Hauppauge on Long Island, has been booked for aggravated harassment after she allegedly posted a classified ad on Craigslist offering sex with men.
Police have revealed that whenever any reader of the ad sent Tannenbaum an e-mail, she gave out the phone number of the other mother, reports Fox News.
Tannenbaum and her attorney were unavailable for comment. (ANI)