The Davinci Code

The book begins with an opener that sort of shocked me. It began inside the Louvre where the caretaker is being chased by a man named Saul. Why he is chasing him, I have no clue; but he eventually catches up to him. To say the least, he kills him, but slowly with a bullet to the stomach. After that, the book shifts and we find ourselves in the hotel room of a famous religious symbolic decipher. His name is Robert Langdon and he is in Paris to give a very important speech for some college kids. He doesn't seem too happy with what he is doing though but I guess that will be revealed later. Well after all of that the cops show up at his hotel room, at what I believe late in the night, to wakes him up. He finds out that the Louvre caretaker had been murdered by an unknown assailant (Saul). So we will see how this whole thing will unfold. I suppose even though I just started the book it is extremely interesting and there is definitely a mystery underlined. The Da Vinci code has progressed pretty fast. I have found out about the organization that leads against all of the people trying to hide "the secret" from them. They have been battling for what seems like centuries. The leaders of the organization are worldwide and are a "Christian" religion. Their methods are for a lack of a better word sacra-religious.  They have been labeled as a cult because of some of the things that have been discovered about the group. One includes a man brainwashing all of the followers with drugs to make them think they have seen a divine spirit of some kind. The secret is still unclear but it’s a pretty big one according to all this evidence that is being revealed. Such evidence is; we find the caretaker sprawled out all over the floor with symbols and a hidden message within his corpse.
The book has a certain twisted view on life and everything that goes on within the organization. Along with that this secret that everyone seems to be after, it’s very interesting knowing that Leonardo Da Vinci knew something that everyone else didn’t. It has an almost multi-dimensioned feeling to it and I’m excited to see what else is in store for the organization of this insane plot.