Title: Not as the "Da Vinci Code" or "The Name of the Rose"
Product review: I've read this book in spanish and one of the reviews says that this book is as good as "The Da Vinci Code" and "The name of the Rose" by Umberto Eco. "The Rule of four" is far from being good as those novels. This book exagerates descriptions and details that have nothing to do with the plot. It loses focus by the middle of the book, and the end is very weak. It ends without addding something new or different. Both Ecos's and Brown's books are quite more better than "The Rule of four". You should read those first, and maybe compare them to Cadwell's.
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