Not only because she works as an intelligent intelligently, to sum up the informations given to the president, she's also a lady with a strong sense of heroism. Not to mention her father is the chief of the most hipocrite party during the elections that period, in the USA. She was dutied to prove the existence of meteorite fossils in the arctics, but she wasn't the only one. She was in a team with other scientist and marine technology professionalists. What i probably don't really like much of this book, was having to experience such a long politic sequel between the president and rachel sexton's father. Although i should give a praise to this book regarding it's plot. The enemies are very unpredictable. Well ladies and gentlemen, i'd really recommend this book to anyone. Those under 16, if you're quite interested in politics may also understand such a stunnning plot of hipocracy. (less) When a NASA satellite discovers a rare object buried deep in the Arctic Ice, the space agency proclaims a much needed victory, which could help it keep afloat and outlast the slander that's been made towards the program. To verify the authenticity of the find, the White House sends analyst Rachel Sexton, daughter of the opposing candidate to the President. Rachel, with the help of experts, help authenticize the find. But when they discover a flaw in the facts, a web of lies starts to unravel and ...more When a NASA satellite discovers a rare object buried