Petey's Fiction Review

Deception Point

by Dan Brown

Rachel Sexton is an intelligence analyst for the National Reconnaissance Office. Her boss: William Pickering, Director of the NRO. Her job: Intelligence liaison to the White House. Her immediate mission: Travel to the Milne Ice Shelf, in the Arctic, verify the authenticity of one of NASA's most stunning discoveries; report her findings directly to the President.

Rachel, documentary filmmaker Michael Tolland and astrophysicist Corky Marlinson are part of a small group of independent experts overseeing NASA's amazing find. But, when a curious anomaly casts doubt on the object's authenticity, when one of their colleagues turns up dead and another is brutally murdered by mysterious assassins, the trio flees for their lives across the Arctic ice.

Pursued relentlessly by a team of killers, Rachel, Michael and Corky use every tool and trick at their disposal to stay alive, but more is at stake. As the deception unravels, and with time running out, the Presidency, NASA's future and the fates of those in the highest echelons of power within the government hang in the balance.

Deception Point is a tense, electrifying thriller— fiction written only as Dan Brown, author of the best selling The da Vinci Code and Angels & Demons, can write it.

Visit Dan's Web site at www.danbrown.com/

Review by Phil Hanson

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