Beck's thank-you gift: The Da Vinci Code
Guinevere Beck (Elizabeth Lail) · Mooney's
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Joe pulls a drunk Beck off the subway tracks, and she comes back to Mooney's with a thank-you gift for him: The Da Vinci Code, in Italian. Handing a Dan Brown to a man who works in a bookstore is a bold opening move. Translating it first makes it a personality.
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The Da Vinci Code
Dan Brown's 2003 thriller opens with a murder in the Louvre, and this cover parks the Mona Lisa's eyes right under the title. Mondadori publishes it in Italy as Il Codice da Vinci. Reading it in Italian is the one move that makes a Dan Brown look like Franny and Zooey.
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All 17 books
Joe's loaner for Paco: Don QuixoteS1 E1
Mooney's counter: Desperate CharactersS1 E1
Mooney's launch night: Sleeping BeautiesS1 E2
A customer at Mooney's: An American TragedyS1 E7
Paco's book club: FrankensteinSeason 1
Love's welcome gift: Play It As It LaysS2 E1
Joe gets the job: Crime and PunishmentS2 E1
Anavrin's tables: Daring GreatlyS2 E2
Joe's locker: NostromoS2 E3
Joe steers Ellie to Chandler: Farewell, My LovelyS2 E6
The neighbor by the pool: Brave New WorldS2 E10