Title: Interesting theories but a boring book
Product review: The religious theories in the Da Vinci Code are fairly interesting though the amount of truth in them is only known by men long dead, and if there is some kind of successor to this knowledge they have yet to come forward.The one aspect of the book we cannot doubt is that its entire plot is nothing more than a predictable, thinly veiled premise for long-winded monolouges by the main character - a man we not only don't know, even by the end of the book, but one we don't care about. While Brown may have a lot to say about the Catholic church he has little to say about his characters.This novel seems mostly like an easy way out - Brown can get his beliefs and theories into general circulation without citing sources or offering proof by putting them into a popular novel. Brown proves to be a poor historian and novelist.
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