The Da Vinci Code

Delving into the speculative background of a modern literary phenomenon, this book explores the historical and archaeological contexts that inspired Dan Brown's best-selling novel. It examines ancient documents, interpretations, and the life of Jesus Christ, offering readers a deeper understanding of the themes that provoke questioning of established beliefs. The author, a former university English department head and publishing director, provides a thoughtful and engaging analysis that appeals to those intrigued by the intersections of history and fiction.