Title: Not entirely accurate, but an entertaining page turner.
Product review: "The Da Vinci" code has been much critisized for its lacking accuracy of supposed historical facts. Regardless of how many of the book's claims are true, Brown makes one important point: There's always two sides to a story and the history books are written by the winners. Keep in mind: Don't assume everything someone says is true, be it the Catholic Church or Dan Brown. Check both sides, do some research. Don't automatically assume this book to be true, but it might inspire you to question some supposed facts of Christian history.This is not the first time a fictional work claims to be based on fact and whether Dan Brown truly believes in the Priory of Sion - which has been revealed to be a hoax - is not really important. As long as you read this book as a thriller, it is definately an entertaining page turner, well worth reading.
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