Review: The Da Vinci Code

The Da Vinci Code The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Now this book really can be confusing for people of faith if they really haven’t read that much into their selection of faith. Now this story is perfectly formed with a good chronological order to how the story of Robert Langdon goes on to find the Holy Grail a.k.a Mary Magdalene. While the story line of how Mary Magdalene plays a part of the Holy Grail is totally not true. The sources that was used to make it all come together is the most amazing part of the author. I applaud the author in his writing of this book.

While myself as a person of faith believes that this book may make some very confused in their beliefs in Jesus Christ, I do believe however that this a great read to pass the time. As it is said this book is just fiction so let your faith guide you instead of a book as the author says, “is plain fiction.” I truly did enjoy reading this book while on my vacation and can’t wait to finish the series.

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