Ah Vick best to keep an open mind mate.
If all the details aren't right, the general theme is pretty close to me.
Well I think that is a bit of misimpression. Whether to chose to accept all or part of it as reality is irrelevent since it is admittedly and clearly a novel, not a work of history. In any case, the book is certainly not just another conspiracy thrillers; it is a totally captivating read that kept me up until I finished it. Thus it is a thriller of the highest order and very well written to boot. It is actually a much better novel than the Divinci Code, which as most books, could not be real justice as a single movie and even then could have been done better, likely by a different Director.
Well I think that is a bit of misimpression. Whether to chose to accept all or part of it as reality is irrelevent since it is admittedly and clearly a novel, not a work of history. In any case, the book is certainly not just another conspiracy thrillers; it is a totally captivating read that kept me up until I finished it. Thus it is a thriller of the highest order and very well written to boot. It is actually a much better novel than the Divinci Code, which as most books, could not be real justice as a single movie and even then could have been done better, likely by a different Director.
the subject of the plot holds no interest for me, but I can appreciate yours. I'm the same with Michael Crichton novels, I have to plan when to read them, like on a Saturday, because I'll pick them up and read straight through.