Title: The Da Vinci Code
Product review: The Da Vinci Code is an eminently readable book that is a tapestry of conspiracy theories arranged to create a mega-conspiracy theory. While many of the theories are based upon half-truths, they are tied together in such a way to make the conspiracies seem plausible. Brown presents this book as based on fact; in reality it is based on theory - and in many cases these theories are flimsy. However, flimsy theories, when presented with confidence, are often the most entertaining theories. Basically, this book is an effective escape from reality by an author with an anti-religion agenda - take the "facts" with a grain of salt. The Da Vinci Code is action packed and filled with surprising revelations. It's a quick and easy to follow read. The chapters are brief and dramatic for those with short attention spans, and the overall package ties together well for a quick, interesting and exciting read.
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