Title: Oh my goodness---tedious hardly covers it
Product review: I give it 2 stars because I actually finished it. With a final sigh of relief I turned the last page and closed the book for the last time.Plot holes, cheap tricks of suspense, wooden characters. You name it--the logic is faulty and sometimes downright weird. Oh, and let's not forget the author's not so hidden agenda with which he likes to wack the audience upside the head excruciatingly about every page or so.This is a strange theological and semi-historical exploration thinly disguised as fiction. Brings to mind "The Celestine Prophesy" another new age book that, to the credit of "The Da Vinci Code" I was not actually able to stomache long enough to finish. But it was a best seller too. Go figure.
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