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 Rachel and her team find themselves in a fight for their lives. Someone high up doesn't want these flaws to leak. Fleeing for their live against a desolate landscape, their only hope is to find who i behind this masterful plot. The truth, they will learn, is the most shocking deceit of all. I absolutely love Dan Brown, and his books have never let me down. I, like many others, started out reading The Da Vinci Code and went from there. Deception Point , although good, lacked the excitement that was constantly in the Da Vinci Code, and especially Angels & Demons . The book picks the pace up a bit towards the end. A pleasant read, but not impossible to put down. ISBN 0671027387 - Living up to The DaVinci Code might be the hardest thing Dan Brown has to do. Although he comes close with Deception Point, he just misses the mark. Rachel Sexton works for the NRO and, indirectly, for the president of the United States. Her father is