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Deception Point - Dan Brown

 
Description: ISBN 0552151769 / Author: Dan Brown / Genre: Crime / Thriller

Newest Review: ... data analyist working for the government is sent to the artic to be part of a team to analyse a groundbreaking disovery. ... more

 ... Meanwhile a fierce debate is being fought between President Zachary Herney and Senator Sedgewick Sexton (Rachael's father) whom is running for the presidency. In the artic Michael Trolland (a famous oceanographer) and Rachael begin to find that things aren't always as they seem, and make a discovery that will have a massive impact on the upcoming elections. These stories run brilliantly parrallel to each other, until they come crashing together in a way that no one would expect. The whole book only covers a time period...more

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Dan Brown Boxed Set: "Digital Fortress","Deception Point", "Angel ...
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Teena2003
Crowned Review Deception Point - Dan Brown: You Will Be Deceived (1402 words)
by - written on 16/03/06 (Very useful, 2272 readings)
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I started taking an interest in Dan Brown when I first read his book ‘The DaVinci Code’, just like so many other people. I enjoyed the book tremendously and although a little far-fetched and not always correct, it was a darn good read. Soon after I bought ‘Angels & Demons’, read it and still liked it, although I wasn’t quite as delighted. For a long time I was unsure whether to read (or rather buy and read) his other two books ‘Digital Fortress’ and Deception Point’ that had been written and published before the two mentioned earlier. In the end I bought both books at my local Tesco for £3.72 each, I couldn’t make up my mind which one to buy. I needed ...  Read the complete review

darren55
Premium Review Dan Brown not at his best, oh dear (446 words)
by - written on 01/10/09 (Very useful, 12 readings)
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I'm getting sick of Dan Brown and his poorly written excuses for literature, like many I read The Da Vinci more to find out what the fuss was about than any real desire to read it. As a novel its badly written, flawed, however, its saved by being well thought out and leads the reader on to find out more. I then moved onto Angels and Demons and again enojoyed the way the author writes interesting puzzles within the story whilst ignoring the lack of character development, the ridicuolous fact that everyone is either good or bad, but all are young or good looking. So onto Deception point and any excuses given to the author have to be extinguished, ...  Read the complete review

Virtuoso
Premium Review Deception Point - Dan Brown: This is not a book, that's where the 'deception' is (574 words)
by - written on 08/02/09 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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I read this book a month ago, and I do not intend to go near it again to refresh my mind. Why do I not want to go near it? It robbed me of many many brain cells, and stole several hours of my precious life the first time, I should really burn it but I have also read 'Fahrenheit 451' and I won't be going there. Actually thinking about it I have misused the word book to describe this, it isn't a book it's a film plot summary that has been padded out. Everything about it screams film. Normally the difference between a book and a film is that the film has to be a distilled version interpreting and cutting to fit the medium. Deception point would require none of ...  Read the complete review

grahamt
Premium Review Bush v Kerry this ain't (588 words)
by - written on 11/10/04 (Very useful, 227 readings)
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I have now read all four of Dan Brown's novels. I started with The Da Vinci Code and have just finished Deception Point. So, I suppose it's about time to cast a judgement and give you a review of Deception Point. I'll try to get around to the others later. Deception Point is the third of Brown's novels. Like the others the plot does stretch the credulity to the limit. The story line is centred around a Presidential election where the incumbent (Zack Herney), all round nice guy, is coming under heavy criticism by his shady opponent (Senator Sedgewick Sexton) for his support of NASA. NASA is being portrayed as a bottomless money pit, producing ...  Read the complete review

samgriff
Premium Review Deception Point - Dan Brown: Dan Brown's deception (1364 words)
by - written on 24/02/06 (Very useful, 511 readings)
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Dan Brown has recently come into the world as the writer of the controversial novel “The Da Vinci Code” which I loved. After reading it I decided to purchase some of his other novels to see if they lived up to its standards. Once I had read “Angels and Demons” I thought I had a good author because I had enjoyed both of these novels so much. So then I decided to purchase another one, this being “Deception Point”. So I sat down expecting it to be another novel that I wouldn’t be able to put down. Sadly I was mistaken and my hopes of a great book were dashed and I had to pull myself through the 500 hundred odd pages that was filled with complete babble. Rachel ...  Read the complete review

 

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