No Da Vinci Code

This is not Dan Brown, let it be said. Those looking for a thrilling plot with twists will be for their expenses. Everything related to fiction, he must know, concerns only 30% of the work and is poorly strung and often ridiculous: a CIA director who is called to order by a university teacher, because -That gives sensitive names on an unsecured telephone line ... you come to SAS antipodes, so snubbed by the media, but which itself is totally credible.
In short, this book is interesting as the various theories of creation and the end of the universe that it addresses only in the sense that the author wants to give him and that book to end. End, which is really disappointing, even laughable.
In short, it's long, wordy, sometimes interesting, but in the end it seems to have lost his time. I will ignore the result.