Da Vinci Code Key

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If you enjoy the theory behind DVC, read Holy Blood Holy Grail, which is a non-fiction historical book, and far more interesting.

I would hardly call HBHG non-fiction. It is one of those mildly clever works that intertwines some truth, some odd extrapolation of truth, and some outright fantasy. It's much like watching a Michael Moore film.

I've actually enjoyed all of Dan Brown's books to some extent. I thought Da vinci Code was quite good, as did I think of Angels & Demons. But it is fantasy, and so in that form, I enjoy it.

As for the key, I kinda think along the lines of Omikron. I have no idea if something like it exists in the real world, but it is plausible enough, and since I can't rule it out, I'll simple say.... hmm... interesting.

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I did enjoy reading HBHG, and it's a fresh way of thinking... I'm a sucker for these kind of books.

If you want a good book, read Dune, preferably the first 3 (Dune, Dune Messiah, and the Children of Dune.

There are now loads of Dune books, but the original 3 are my favourites.

Ohhh... Wyvern by A.A.Antonasio is a good read, I really enjoyed that.

Oh... I seem to have gone wildly off-topic.

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Wow, all these books and im still stuck on Peter and Jane

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Wow, all these books and im still stuck on Peter and Jane

try audio books. that's how i made it through DVC. that book was a good listen.