An industry has rapidly grown up of anti-Da Vinci Code material, much of it Catholic in origin. This slim volume, by the pastor of an evangelical church (formerly a solicitor), exposes the huge and many inaccuracies of the book, but not before providing a bird's-eye view, and also outlining essential facts about 'the real Jesus'. This is an ideal compact treatment of Da Vinci, very flowing, and ideal for unconverted readers who do not want a long treatment. It is also ideal for seasoned believers who need to get straight to the point, and it is easy and compelling enough for teenagers.