Title: How have you not read this yet?
Product review: I avoided reading "The Da Vinci Code" because I was afraid Dan Brown would ruin the theory of Mary Magdalene as Christ's sacred bride. Once the Catholic Church started clamoring about "The Da Vinci Code," I knew I should read the novel. I was so happy that Dan Brown stayed true to the theory laid out by Margaret Starbird and others.The book's protagonist is Robert Langdon, Professor of Religious Symbology at Harvard University, who must solve the murder of the Louvre's curator. Langdon meets Sophie Nouve, the curator's granddaughter and a detective. The two must discover who killed the curator and why. Along the way, they follow clues and ancient riddles The book includes references to the Holy Grail, Priory of Sion, Knights Templar, Roslyn Chapel, and of course, Mary Magdalene. The book even cites "The Templar Revelation," "The Woman With the Alabaster Jar," and "The Goddess in the Gospels."
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