Title: Stop, Go, Stop, Go
Product review: Well, it started out to be interesting with a good plot that included murder in the Louvre, secret codes, messages written by the victim during his final minutes, treasure hunts, clues within clues. But, there is no depth to the characters, no cohesion between lecture and action and no end to ridiculous conjecture, factual misrepresentation and theological misintrepretation.I have never before read the end of a book before I naturally got to it, but in the case of The Da Vinci Code, I was compelled to out of sheer frustration.In another vain, this book worries me. Will people read it and believe Brown's lectures on Christianity, Catholicism, etc. as fact? His history isn't even accurate.In summation, I would describe this book as disappointing and frustrating to read. I read a review that called the book "perfect for ladies book clubs" (which is why I read it). That's insulting.
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