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Average Ratings
Value for Money8.6/10
Reviewer Rating8.8/10
Overall Rating8.9/10 Based on 9 ratings
88% Recommended7 out of 8 Reviews

Review of Dan Brown, Deception Point

By SRM Rank: Corporal on 31st Dec 2006

SRM's Ratings
Value for money9/10
Overall value10/10
yes SRM's recommendation

Good Points

Fantastic novel, better than the Da Vinci Code in my eyes. It is an underrated piece of work, which provides everything that a thriller should have. The brilliant realistic plot line, combining modern politics with fictional characters, and failures such as NASA, allow the reader to be transported into a light and interesting political world which is mostly believable.

Bad Points

The only bad point about this book, is that so far, is hasn't been put forward for movie adaptation!

General Comments

This is one of the best thrillers I have ever read, combining politics and science into a fantastic plot line, which uses conspiracy and twists and turns to send the reader on an enthralling rollercoaster ride of emotions.

I would recommend Dan Brown's Deception Point.

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Dan Brown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
See Dan Brown (hockey) for the Hockey goalie of the CCHA Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Dan Brown (born June 22, 1964) is an American author of thriller fiction, best known for the 2003 bestselling novel, The Da Vinci Code. Brown is interested in cryptography, keys, and codes, which are a recurring...

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Deception Point - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Deception Point (2001) is a scientific thriller novel by Dan Brown, the author of The Da Vinci Code, Angels and Demons, and Digital Fortress. Plot summary Intelligence Analyst Rachel Sexton is in her mid-thirties, is single, and works for the NRO (National Reconnaissance Office). Her father...

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