Title: Falls way too short of the mark
Product review: I finally succumbed to the lure of the Da Vinci code, finding the premise an intriguing one and mistakenly thinking that any book that had been on the bestseller list as long as this one has deserved a look.The first half of the book kept me turning the pages, getting swept into the breakneck pace, but the psuedo-intellectual intrigues began wearing thin quickly after that. I'm afraid it just got too much of a stretch that the 'bad guys' were always just half a step behind the 'good guys' no matter how many fantastic escapes they pulled. It felt more like "The Perils of Pauline" written by a theological think tank.A nice try, but there are too many unlikely twists and a plot hole large enough to drive a semi through.
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