If Scott Fitzgerald, Umberto Eco, and Dan Brown teamed up to write a novel, the result would be The Rule of Four" , says a nice complacent critic on the book cover. I beg to disagree, even Dan Brown writes better stories ... Nice attempt to surf on the new Dan Brown pseudo erudite trend, but I for one was not taken in ... And that's all I ask from a book, really, a little journey to countries unknown. My feet never left the ground.

I hope someone else will enjoy it ...

Unexpected book, it came as many BC books come: without notice, without calling them. One day, while going your way, you just find it there, waiting.
I won't say this could be a serendipity-related happening, having the book of my life getting to me; the text in the cover, and the previous journal entry seem to point this is not exactly the touching book that will change anyone's life. But well, I expect to spend a while entertained with it.
Thanks, meliluc!

Interesting: I was prepared for another Code/Enigma/Mystery of Whoever/Masons/Catarians/... and have found a different thing. The book is much more relaxed: people do not go running all the time, fleeing from the evil ones. They have a life in the University, they read, flirt, have personal problems, have a relationship (not the usual we-love-each-other-but-won't-tell).
In fact, these relationships, and even the personal development, are very important. The end was not as expected, maybe this has dissappointed me a bit. Not that it is bad, I just do not get it...

RELEASE NOTES:

Churches will be the postman (the first of them) in order to get the book to Gorko, who will release it somewhere in the very northly North.

Thank you OlePinto, meliluc, and churches. Seems to be a good book.

Next station : Luleå in Sweden!

RELEASE NOTES:

Finally it arrived to Lulea.

I will leave it just now on the mailbox of the 5th floor of Vaderleden 11 waiting for some student.