The synopsis on the back was very intriguing and its resemblance to certain elements from the Da Vinci Code was undeniable. It was mainly why I decided to read it. The story revolved around an autistic child who had the ability to decipher and read an ancient document. However, the main characters were poorly developed and could have had more of a backstory to them. Nevertheless, it was difficult to put the book down and I finished it in 2 days, but by the end of it, I was left somewhat confused since the ending was rather rushed. Overall a good read if you're looking for something like the Da Vinci Code, but it does not quite measure up.

I read constantly but never before was so caught up, in a book, from the first word to the last -- and was left wishing for more. Enjoyed the characterization, the biblical aspect, the mystery element, the location descriptions, the short fast chapters and swift movement of the story. Yes this was truly a wonderful read.

A light read that I could not put down and had to read in one day.....this is a book that I literally did nothing all day but sit and read.....a definate WHAT IF book.....

The blurb on the inside cover basically covers the first few chapters (read it...it really captured my interest immediately) and then the real story begins. It's mystery mixed with faith (or not!). I liked the pacing, I was never bored. I still felt like something was missing but I'm not sure what. Perhaps more religious history would satisfy my curiosity. I would give this 3.5 stars if I could.