Dan Brown wrote another great book with Deception Point. I couldn’t put the book down once I started reading it and ended up finished all 550+ pages in a few days. That’s pretty good for me. I’d have to say that this is my second favorite (to The Da Vinci Code) book by Brown.
I’m not a fan of reading about history or politics, but Brown does a masterful job of making it fun. Deception Point is filled with behind-the-scenes politics, which was very interesting to read about. Not only do you get a great story, but you learn a lot of information about the United States Presidency, NASA, and other government agencies. No wonder it takes Brown so long to write a book with all of the research that goes into his writing.
I need to find other authors similar to Dan Brown. I’ve read all four of his books and I want more. His next book isn’t due out for awhile, so let me know if you suggest anything.
I give Deception Point an A.
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I enjoyed the book as well. Lots of twist in this one…you think you know what’s about to happen and bam! he throws a curve in their. Great book. Can’t wait for the movie version on DVC.
unlike many other readers, I did not like this book. For countless times Rachel Sexton faces certain death and then miraculously escapes. It really gets tiresome. I was really glad to get to the end of the book. This is Brown’s worst book. I do not recommend it.
I am truly a fan of Dan Brown. Actually, I’ve read three of his books and Deception Point is one. Unlike Digital Fortress, Deception point is a lot more entertaining. It’s like you’re holding a portable television, watching the great masterful plot.
You have to get your meds!