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True Story Of Jesus’s Life
True Story Of Jesus’s Life

Have you ever wounded about the secret part of Jesus? In the “The Da Vinci Code” published by Doubledy in America on April 2003, and the story written by Dan Brown, he is an author of Angels & Demons, anyone like history and secret will like the book. Robert Landon and Sophie Neve ad they investigate a murder in Paris snd they try to find a secret that her grand father died for save it, and he leave some sing for her and Robert Landon at louver museum. The story will make the reader to sit and the person will discover everything said by religion can be a lie. The novel is about religion s history of Christianity. In the story Langdon and Sophie try to find the Holly Grail. They are manages to find a keystone and find out inside the keystone is a map that discover the location of the Holly Grail, but there is a priest try to kill them , he is taking order from a member of Opus Dei the Roman Catholic Church and they try to destroy the secret of the Priory of Sion the secret society.

Dan Brown is American author and his book was the best selling novel on 2003 , he is raised as Protestant . Two best of his book is Angel & Demons and The Da Vinci Code, The Da Vinci Code is based on the Angels & Demons story .the Da Vinci Code is a fiction’s book, when you read it you will think it is a non-fiction’s book, and it make the book’s more interesting.

The Angels & Demons was written before the ‘The Da Vinci Code”
And it was not good as The Da Vinci Code, it is so boring and full of the historical information, but if you read The Da Vinci Code first, and it will be interesting for you; you will like history. The Da Vinci Code is very good story, but it always repeating in the story; for example, they run from the bad guy to a new guy and after that they have to run from new guy to different guy and run again. I did not like that, but at the end you will shock with the secret.

It might be one of the best story you ever read,

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