Title: Free Falling
Product review: I began reading The Da Vinci Code with the idea that it was a superb book, due to the comments of several co-workers. The book, it seemed at first, was very good. It was riveting and exciting, with so many questions to answer that I couldn't put it down. Even the religious theories were very compelling. However, it soon came to a sudden stop. Dan Brown, in an attempt to keep things interesting while exerting as little effort as possible, starts to flail around blindly in his attempts to further unfold his theories. If this were not enough, he causes his characters to take a disappointing dive into the depths of stupidity, having them stumped by amateur riddles and kindergarten clues in an attempt to drag out his nonsense. The book is then wrapped up in a "ha ha! tricked you" manner that did not appease my anger at having wasted my time. The book, on the whole, reminded me of the stories that I used to write in middle school...which is very sad.
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