Da Vinci Code
addicts will enjoy Levin's debut, a dense, complicated novel of religious suspense. Jonathan Marcus, classics scholar–turned–lawyer, is sucked back into his former life in archeology after becoming involved in an antiquities theft case his law firm is handling. A few minutes in the presence of a chunk of the ancient Roman Forum and a reunion with an old girlfriend from his student days, Dr. Emili Travia, and Jonathan is ready to cast off his three-piece suit and return to unearthing ancient subterranean mysteries. The prize this time is the 2,000-year-old Tabernacle menorah, eight feet of solid gold stolen from Herod's Temple in Jerusalem and hidden somewhere in Rome. The forces of evil are represented by Sheik Salah ad-Din, who seeks to find and destroy the menorah. The fevered pace slows only to deliver a multitude, perhaps too much of a multitude, of interesting historical factoids. (Aug.)
Details
Reviewed on: 06/08/2009
Genre: Fiction
Compact Disc - 978-1-6651-6510-5
Compact Disc - 12 pages - 978-1-59887-891-2
MP3 CD - 978-1-6651-6509-9
Open Ebook - 432 pages - 978-1-101-13001-8
Open Ebook - 978-1-101-13337-8
Open Ebook - 978-1-101-26729-5
Open Ebook - 978-1-101-34673-0
Other - 1 pages - 978-1-59887-900-1
Paperback - 480 pages - 978-1-59448-460-5
Peanut Press/Palm Reader - 432 pages - 978-1-101-13085-8
Pre-Recorded Audio Player - 978-1-61637-681-9
