Title: Lacks imagination
Product review: I typically don't read books that have been hyped up by the general public. A few of my friends, however, suggested that I check it out. So I did. While I don't regret reading it, I would never recommend it to anyone. Brown pretty much lost me when he described the main character as a "bookish Harrison Ford" that is a professor at an ivy league university. This character is about to embark on a quest to find the Holy Grail... I saw that movie over 15 years ago... it's called "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade." The characters all lack depth, and the riddles were mindless (I solved the first one as soon as it was presented, and the second maybe a few pages before the characters did.) I'd never read another one of his books.
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