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The Da Vinci Code
- Narrated by: Jeff Harding
- Length: 16 hrs and 39 mins
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Summary
Winner of the British Book Awards, Book of the Year, 2005.
A murder in the silent, late night halls of the Louvre reveals a sinister plot to uncover a secret that has been protected by a clandestine society since the days of Christ. The victim is a high-ranking agent of this ancient society who, in the moments before his death, manages to leave gruesome clues at the scene that only his cryptographer daughter and her symbologist friend can untangle. The duo becomes both suspects and detectives searching not only for the murderer, but also the stunning secret he was charged to protect.
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"Brown's intricate plot delivers more satisfying twists than a licorice factory." ( Booklist)
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- Nathanael
- 01-03-06
A dull and turgid thriller that fails to ignite
For all the critics raving and rabid fan reaction I expected the intelligent, thought provoking, cultured, and believable thriller that everyone seems to claim it to be.
Instead I found a book that was nothing more than poorly researched pulp trash dressed up nicely. This would not be a problem in itself (beyond the dishonesty of Dan Brown's claim to command of the facts which are lain down as real world truths) but the book itself is full of flat, lifeless characters who offer no real personality to their personae beyond making stupid mistakes that nobody in their position should be making. This is compounded by a complete lack of suspense as every single one of the supposed 'revelations' comes as no surprise. Indeed, you are often wondering what is taking Brown so long to get on with it and reveal the twist which you have doubtless guessed at least a good few chapters before it happens. The inability of the main characters (who are supposedly extremely intelligent people and experts in their fields) to solve simple puzzles is the cause of many an infuriatingly slow ordeal in intellectual anguish as the listener. You will find yourself fruitlessly urging Brown to get the plot moving so that you can feel marginally less ripped off by getting to the end and moving on to the next book.
For the record; the Louvre Pyramid has 673 panes of glass, not the 666 that Dan Brown claims, and that is one of the most inoffensive of the factual errors in the book.
This is a book wrapped in pretension and attempted intellectualism that manages only to do a bad job of retreading the modern day Knights Templar conspiracy genre with poor narratives, clumsily handled concepts, and a cop out ending that leaves an even worse taste in the mouth than the rest of the novel. You'd be better off reading any one of the countless books on the subject as both fact and fiction is available that is far more fascinating and entertaining than this derivative drivel.
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- Janet
- 01-02-06
Disappointing
Looking forward to something special I found myself listening to an old-fashioned, too long thriller which used a mumbo-jumbo of myth and superstition to which not even a few facts could lend verisimilitude. Worst of all it committed the worst sin of mystery novels; It was predictable. It got the second star for providing an ending but I don't think it was worth listening for 17 hours to get there.
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- Nicholas
- 11-09-06
Enjoyable
I wasn't expecting a great work but thought I ought to listen before I see the film. I loved the pace. I was gripped and wanted more.
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- David Kerr
- 29-09-18
Monty Python Accents
This narrators accents surely must be offensive to the French nation. I swear i was listening to a monty python sketch. Surely other listeners can not be deaf to this.
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- Matthew Borthwick
- 16-02-20
I love this book
..... however...... Jeff Harding has killed it, I couldn’t listen past 30 minutes of this, I wouldn’t recommend this until it’s re-released with a new Narrator
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- James Hey
- 25-07-10
Unfortunately, I loved it.
This book has some very mixed reviews. It is unique in my mind as the only book that I have ever hated to love. In many ways, the book is silly. It's popularity is almost defiantly due to it's apparent revelation of secrets, mixed with the 'holiday read' thriller genre that is is clearly a member of. In fact, I bought this book for the sole reason that I could tell people how bad it was, if the discussion arose. This, unfortunately, is not the case.
The plot was, in many ways, simplistic and obvious. In addition, a small amount of research reveals that the 'revelations' are in fact, historical forgeries, knowingly portrayed by the author as fact. This didn't bother me, as I assumed that the entire plot was fictitious, and to find there was, even forged, evidence, for the 'facts'.
The 'twist' in the tale annoyed me, largely because I had considered and dismissed it, thinking it 'too simple' to be true. On the contrary, and upon reflection, it wasn't too bad, and there were some clever things that I only really gathered after several times of listening. This pleased me, and I have grown to love, though resent to book.
The narration was, at first worrying. The first few seconds of the tale gave me the impression that the narrator would be dry and emotionless, but this wore off quickly, and I felt the medium did not interfere with the literature.
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- Jayne
- 07-06-10
MUST TRY HARDER MR BROWN
I found the Da Vinci Code at first very good, I enjoyed all the info on Mary Madelene, but for me the ending spoilt all those hours listening.
What sentimental drivel the last hour was, I found it rather similar in places to Angels and Demons, think I'll be giving Mr Brown a miss for a while
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- L. McCulloch
- 03-03-15
Awful French and other accents
Rollicking story, fiction of course. The reading is good when the narrator uses his own voice. The accents of characters other than Robert Langdon are truly awful though.
6 people found this helpful
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- Vic W
- 06-09-06
Oh Dear, Oh Dear
Please don't get me wrong. I have every respect for authors who mangle historical facts to create 'a good read'. However, I have nothing but contempt for those who take a blend of myth, speculation and foklore sprinkled with fact some correct, some so wildly corrupted that they have no resemblance to reality and then to portray that 'this is the truth' just to add weight to what is at best a mediocre 'bot-boiler'. The characters are totally transparent and having heard the narrator's simpering french accented Sophie Nevaue, I would have happily joined in with the baddie to try an assassinate her early in the book just so that I didn't have to listen to 'her' characterisation.
Dan Brown can write good novels. I thoroughly recommend 'Deception Point' and 'Digital Fortress' Both have you guessing what's going on all the way through the books. However his pseudo-religious so called thrillers; 'The Da Vinci Code' and 'Angels and Demons' each contain ludicrous villains who rank alongside 'Jaws' (Richard Kiel - The steel toothed monster in the Bond movies).
If you have managed to evade the Da Vinci Code to date in any of it's forms, well done I say, Try and keep it that way.
5 people found this helpful
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- Mr. S. Hyams
- 21-01-06
Travel to work.....
I drive about 40 minutes to work. This filled 10 days travel with compulsive listening.
First book very engaging, the second felt as if it was padded slightly but the ending was worth listening for. Good stuff.
5 people found this helpful
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- Ada
- 29-04-06
highly recommended
This is definitely a page-turner with a very clever and intricate plot, lurking you into the fictional world with half-reality. Some unexpected twists added flavour to the story.
As to the narrator, Jeff Harding is brilliant. Every character has its unique voice and he's really good at putting on different accents! I especially like the voice of the female characters coz they did sound like a female voice, unlike other narrators! However, I do have to complain that all the female voices are a bit on the soft side, making it difficult to hear the words.
Jeff Hardling has narrated a lot of books but Audible only has 2 of his! Can we have more please?
3 people found this helpful
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- Michael
- 11-01-09
All the hype is worth it
This is great, and well read.
Much better than the movie because it's all there - highly recommend this title on audio format
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- Walter Senekal
- 26-06-19
Excellent listen
I have listened to this book more than 5 times and it still is interesting and entertaining to listen, highly recommend it
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- Heidi
- 13-02-09
TOTALLY UNEXPECTED
I never wanted to read the book, didn't even watch the movie - but got interested when I was given further insight but knew i'd never read it so... download!!!
Well - the narrator is FANTASTIC - the book is EXCELLENT - Started on Friday into work and spent the whole weekend with my ipod in my ears.
Wonderful read for someone who was a sceptic!
Watched the movie on Sunday evening - what a let down!!
The book is great - there is nothing more i can say!
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- Amazon Customer
- 20-08-18
The reader is made to sit on the edge of the seat
highly informative, thrilling narration, a roller coaster experience, full of twists and turns, keeps the reader's brain intact with the book
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- Yulia
- 07-03-18
Very interesting.
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Yes. And I did it already.
What did you like best about this story?
Great research was done for this book. lots of interesting facts mixed fiction.
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- LINZI
- 11-01-16
Interesting and entertaining
Full of fascinating facts, this one is an easy read that is hard to put down. It is not super deep but I found it really entertaining.
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- Amazon Customer
- 03-05-14
BLAH!!! GREAT BOOK RUINED BY GHASTLY NARRATION!!!!
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I loved loved loved this book when I read the paperback. I was sooooooooooo looking forward to listening to it. I managed to last 3 chapters until the god awful narrator drove me to madness with the dreadful "French" accent and "female" voice. I am sorry I wasted my free credit but it was a salutary lesson to always listen to the audio sample before I purchase and download a book. I gave five stars to the story because despite this it is still fabulous book.
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- Philosophie
- 26-04-14
Problems with Organised Religion
Superbly read and quite enjoyable. People have taken it amiss as anti Roman Catholic propaganda. Firstly it is a work of fiction and secondly there are perhaps element at least of fact
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- Marcelle
- 19-01-13
The Da Vinci Code does not dissapoint
I'd been wanting to read the Da Vinci Code for a long time and after all the hype, was not disappointed. Jeff Harding does a first-class job of reading this expertly woven tale by Dan Brown. Like Angels and Demons, history, theology, mystery and suspense make The Da Vinci Code a compelling listen.