I'd love to the see the references to non-existent books too. And while you're at it, how about some sources for your assertion that the Council of Nicea destroyed Scriptures? That certainly isn't in the acts of the council.
Now, if you're referring to deuterocannonical books, most of them do exist in the Roman Catholic Bible, a few more in the Orthodox Bible and even more in the Ethiopian Bible. They all still exist, Nicea had absolutely NOTHING to do with setting the canon, and the fact that you can't find books in a Protestant Bible really is no evidence that it isn't part of the Christian Scriptures.
Luckily we Orthodox, Oriental Orthodox and Roman Catholic Christians do not believe that the Bible is the sole basis of the Christian faith - we have Holy Tradition as well, and there is no evidence in that to suggest Christ was married or had children. The most laughable thing I can see about the Da Vinci code is that it revolves around a Roman Catholic conspiracy theory. If that were true, how come we Orthodox and the Oriental Orthodox both appear to have been 'duped' by it too? After all, neither church accepts the authority of the Papacy over them, and nor have they ever done so.
James