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The Da Vinci Fraud: The True Story of Dan Brown and the World's Greatest Literary Crime

By Jonathan Coad , Jack Dunn

Book information

ASIN
B09HCDYS6G
Language
english
Format
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Filesize
424 kB (434264 bytes)
Pages
314\0
Library
Mobilism
Time added
2023-06-29 04:53:57

Description

'Utterly compelling, reasoned and well-written. I recommend The Da Vinci Fraud very highly' MICHAEL JECKS‘Fascinating, angry and convincing. The precise correspondences in plot and location mount up and become very striking indeed’ JEREMY DUNS'Unputdownable. I thoroughly recommend you read it' RICHARD MADELEY_______________Jack Dunn was devastated to discover Dan Brown had stolen the story from his novel The Vatican Boys to create the international bestseller The Da Vinci Code.The plagiarism was obvious. There were hundreds of similarities between the two books, including characters, settings, plot lines and subject matter.The discovery changed the course of Jack’s life. He began an extraordinary fight for justice which pushed him to the depths of despair as he tried to prove his work had been copied by Dan Brown.The Da Vinci Fraud is Jack’s story, his explosive true account of the greatest literary fraud in history and a book which will change forever the way the world sees one of the most successful writers of all time.

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