The Digital Fortress - Dan Brown

When faced with the unstoppable code-breaking machine at the National Security Agency (NSA), a mysterious code that could not be solved, the agency contacted the head of code-breaking analysis, Susan Fletcher, a specialist in intelligent and beautiful mathematics. What she discovered was enough to send negative shockwaves behind the scenes of the highest authority. The NSA became a hostage—not with guns or bombs, but with a very complex code capable of disabling US intelligence if launched. Fletcher struggled after being caught in a rapidly escalating storm of secrecy and lies, to save the agency she owes loyalty to. But she found herself, after being deceived from all sides, fighting not only for her country but for her life, and ultimately, for the life of the man she loves. "The Digital Fortress" is a clever, fast-paced, and convincing novel, where the line between right and wrong blurs sufficiently for us to enjoy the superb narrative abilities of Dan Brown, who vividly depicted the gray area between personal freedom and national security. Cover type: paperback, regular. Size: 24×17.