The popular novel "The Da Vinci Code" by Dan Brown captivated the imagination of millions of readers who seek to learn what is truth and what is myth.
"The Secrets of the Code" by Dan Burstein separates the facts from the documented evidence and fiction, presenting the opinions of experts - archaeologists, theologians, art historians, philosophers, and other researchers - in the works on which Brown himself relied to develop the exceptional plot of his book.
Readers were fascinated by the questions raised by "The Da Vinci Code". Did Jesus actually marry Mary Magdalene? Was she indeed his disciple, who even wrote her own gospel? Did they have a child? Did the geniuses of art and science, such as Leonardo da Vinci and Isaac Newton, truly belong to secret brotherhoods that held and protected seven-sealed revolutionary secrets? Did Leonardo actually attempt to convey some of these secrets in "The Last Supper" and his other paintings? "The Secrets of the Code" will thrill and captivate all those who have just read "The Da Vinci Code" and said to themselves, "I need to learn more about this book!"