Dan Brown - Deception Point, Have You Read This Amazing Novel?

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"Deception Point" by Dan Brown A NASA satellite discovers an unimaginable artifact, buried in the Artic. This faltering space agency claims it, as a (much needed) victory, for it has weighty implications for NASA policy and the current presidential election. For verification of authenticity, the White House calls upon intelligence analyst Rachel Sexton and a group of civilian scientist. When they travel to the Arctic.. they stumble upon the unthinkable.. an audacious deception that threatens to bombard the world with controversy. "Deception Point" is a crafty and clever story that is brainy as well as taut. The plot in vastly volatile in its action, as well as proficient when describing a vast amount of technologies. It displays great many scientific aspects in a relaxed and comfortable manner, providing an easy read. In many points when Brown writes of certain techno aspects or intelligence agencies.. he writes with insight, speaking of it in romantic ways. The pacing is fast and firm. Plus, a few twists made a fool of me.. and I terribly enjoyed being deceived. If you want to read something that mixes political as well as science fiction well, you must surely read "Deception Point". -ZeN Have You Read This Great Novel?