Title: conspiracies, murders and fundmentalism
Review: Will Monroe, a New York Times reporter, discovers a link between two murders in New York and Montana. Then his wife is kidnapped because of what he knows. His investigation brings him in the heart of the jewish orthodox community, where he learns a lot about the kabbala, the end of the world and the lamed vav, the 36 righteous men.I give the book 4 stars because for once this is a religious thriller that has nothing to do with Mary Magdalene or Jesus Christ. Thank God ! You also learn a lot about judaism and the story of the lamed vav is very interesting. It is a nice read.But... some things are just too good to be true. Isn't it a coincidence that Will's ex-girlfriend is jewish? And that his best friend is a computer expert? Not ! The end is also incredibly predictable. When you have read half of the book, you will know how the book is going to end.Nonetheless, people who liked The Da Vinci code will like this book. I know I did.
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