The digital fortress

In this fast-paced and convincing novel, the dividing line between right and wrong blurs enough for us to enjoy Dan Brown's extraordinary storytelling abilities. - Publishers Weekly The Digital Fortress is a clever novel that makes you feel while reading that you are watching a breathtaking Hollywood film. - Larry Lascher, screenwriter, "War Games and Snickers" The Digital Fortress is the best and most realistic technological novel to hit the market in years. Dan Brown's ability to vividly depict the gray area between personal freedom and national security... confirms his incredible talent... Readers will feel a thrill that shakes them every minute. - MidSouth Book Review A skillful novel... characterized by a gradual acceleration and escalation of dangers, which caught my attention from the first page. - Providence Sunday Journal When I faced the invincible code-breaking machine at the NSA, I encountered an unsolvable mysterious code. The agency contacted chief cryptanalyst Susan Fletcher, a smart and beautiful mathematician. What I discovered was enough to send shockwaves through the corridors of power. The NSA has become a hostage—not with guns or bombs, but with an extremely complex code capable of disabling U.S. intelligence if launched. Fletcher struggled after being caught in a rapidly swirling storm of secrecy and lies, to save the agency she owes allegiance to, but she found herself—after being deceived from all sides—fighting not only for her country but also for her life, and ultimately for the life of the man she loves.