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A review by bibliophilecharms
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown
4.0
Robert Langdon, a Harvard professor and a symbologist, receives a late night phone call regarding the Louvre's curator who has been brutally murdered inside the museum. Alongside his body lies some baffling codes. Sophie Neveu, a French cryptologist, joins this bizarre murder quest with Langdon and dive into the vaults of astounding history.
This book really left me shaken. Dan really has made some controversial remarks based on some conspiracies and the most annoying part is that I can't fully trust them (I did my fair share of research over internet) tho I want to but thw thing is it's already been in controversy since decades. And, not to forget that according to Dan this book is 99% true. He believes it. So, I'm just in lost in between.
For me this book started great and ended on a good note too. But, in the middle it really got annoying and I was literally
This book really left me shaken. Dan really has made some controversial remarks based on some conspiracies and the most annoying part is that I can't fully trust them (I did my fair share of research over internet) tho I want to but thw thing is it's already been in controversy since decades. And, not to forget that according to Dan this book is 99% true. He believes it. So, I'm just in lost in between.
For me this book started great and ended on a good note too. But, in the middle it really got annoying and I was literally