Review: I've been itching to write a review since 30% completed
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 01 20, 2014
I was ok with the first few scenes. Had high hopes. I went to a Lutheran school in a town called Oviedo, FL and lived in Jax FL for 10 years. But this book got a little too unrealistic right away. As soon as the trio got to the first sphere and they couldn't move it and all of a sudden a car appeared and crashed into it and they got what they needed.  Then in Costa Rica the trio has to boat to a remote area that's hard for them to navigate. Yet soon after a single older man starts firing on them? I finished the book because I thought, how much more unrealistic can this get? I can understand the need to decipher ancient codes and the never ending question of life after death. But any real Christian will be appalled by this book. This is not in anyway like the Da Vinci code. Everything they went through is just unrealistic. Tolen apparently knows everything about everything and can even fly a plane. Oh, and when he starts thinking he has to get away from the Egyptian military plans his little double engine just automatically just starts shutting down and he glides away. I like excitement and I even like paranormal and out of the box. But this was just too ridiculous. Honestly, don't waste your time or money. I even skip paragraphs because they just weren't important.