The Da Vinci Code Dan Brown Read by Colin Stinton Abridged audio book presented on 5 CDs for about 6 hours of listening. The CDs are in their original jewel case with pasteboard sleeve cover.
| Synopsis | A
sequel to ANGELS & DEMONS, THE DA VINCI CODE starts off with a bang
and doesn't quit, leaving the reader gasping to keep up with the twists
and turns of this amazingly popular academic thriller. The naked,
spread-eagled corpse of a senior curator is found in the Louvre's Grand
Gallery, next to a mysterious message written in his blood. The
discovery and the subsequent investigation plunge Harvard professor
Robert Langdon into the heart of a centuries-old religious conspiracy.
Assisted by the brilliant and beautiful Sophie Neveu, a French police
cryptologist who also happens to be the curator's granddaughter,
Langdon races to gather clues about an ancient goddess-worshipping
cult--purportedly once led by Da Vinci himself--whose members hold the
key to one of the most sacred legendary objects, the Holy Grail.
Meanwhile, the couple must dodge both the police, who believe Langdon
guilty of the curator's murder, and an albino assassin from an
extremist Catholic sect who is desperate to prevent Langdon and Neveu
from uncovering a secret that could rock Christianity to its very
foundations. THE DA VINCI CODE is a blockbuster bestseller that has
gained legions of fans around the globe; the extremely obsessed can
even take a special tour in Paris that points out all the key locations
in the storyline. The book also has many detractors who say they have
found significant flaws in the religious and historical research upon
which it is based. The debate reached such a fever pitch that the
Vatican even appointed a Cardinal responsible for refuting the book's
claims. The controversy has only increased the book's popularity,
producing a whole host of imitators as well as several books and videos
purporting either to further explicate or to poke holes in the THE DA
VINCI CODE's plot and historical background.
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