Title: Interesting plot that comes up short
Product review: As with most people who read this book, I got swept up in all the brouhaha about it. The plot was interesting and the few tidbits about symbols kept me reading a bit further, but this book really fell flat in all other areas. The characters are two dimensional with no real depth, most of the information about what the symbols stood for is flat out wrong, and it seemed that the main driving force behind the novel was the notion the Jesus and Mary were married and had a child.Now, I wouldn't mind reading a book that theorized about a wedded Jesus, but this one certainly isn't it. I personally don't believe it happened, but I have heard some valid points for it happening and none of it appear in this book. Sensationalism aside, this book isn't worth the time and there are much better written works out there that are far more rewarding.
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