I've read a wide selection of books available on the Christian publishing market that address 'The Da Vinci Code.' What I've found is that many of these books address or stress different aspects of the issues that Dan Brown's novel raises.'Cracking The Da Vinci Code' introduces the reader to these questions through the narrative of a college student whose newly-lesbian roommate invites her to a discussion of 'The Da Vinci Code.' Thus follows an investigation into Brown's concept of "the sacred feminine," contrasting its shallow and contradictory theory with Biblical high regard for women and liberation from sexual exploitation. I would recommend this especially to female readers, as it addresses many gender-related myths and concerns involving Christianity and the historical Church.