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    The Da Vinci Mole: A Philosophical Parody

    By Ian Browne

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    Conspiracies abound in this satirical thriller that “leaves readers wondering what is fact and what is fiction, and pokes fun at The Da Vinci Code, too” (Library Journal).
     
    When Eric San Leté, visiting curator of the Whitney Museum, is found dead, having left only a cryptic message as a clue to his death—“Oh, Rubik’s Cube! / Oh, Alien Weapon! / Find Hank Thomas / (Ehay idn’tday oday itway)”—Hank Thomas, professor of modern art, and Saphie Paradise, French exchange student, are sent on a whirlwind adventure to uncover the most profound conspiracy in the history of the human race.
     
    Except for the words, every aspect of The Da Vinci Mole is accurate, and it reveals the truths behind some of the great mysteries of the universe, including: the secret meaning of Jackson Pollock’s paintings, definitive proof of God’s existence, the truth behind Area 51, the secret plan of the Scientologists, and what Karl Rove does in his spare time.
     
    Keeping The Da Vinci Code fans, conspiracy buffs, and puzzle enthusiasts in mind, the mysterious Dr. Ian Browne has woven a story of taut suspense and shocking revelations.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherOpen Road Integrated Media
    Release dateJan 6, 2015
    ISBN9781941631546
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