Title: Misleading
Product review: Since this book was touted as being another DaVinci Code I bought it. It ended up being a memoir of college days with a weak thread of a renaissance mystery woven into it.The story is not what you would think by the back cover(partial quote) "If Scott Fitzgerald, Umberto Eco and Dan Brown teamed up to write a novel, the result would be The Rule of Four".Do not be fooled by the hype! If you like a fairly well-written book about college relationships this book is for you.I would also like to point out to the authors that the death sentence of "Hung, drawn and quartered" does not mean the victim was hung then drawn behind a cart before being cut into four pieces. The victim was in fact, partially hung, drawn, which means partially disemboweled then cut into quarters either by being pulled apart by four horses or otherwise dismembered. They must have missed the movie Braveheart where William Wallace was put to death in this manner.Very dissapointing.
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