Digital Fortress - Dan Brown

When the NSA's indomitable cryptanalyst encountered a mysterious code it couldn't crack, the agency contacted its chief cryptanalyst, Susan Fletcher, a smart and beautiful mathematician. What she discovered sent shock waves of negativity. Behind the scenes of supreme power, the NSA has been held hostage--not by guns or bombs, but by a highly complex code capable of disabling US intelligence should it be released.Caught up in a accelerating storm of secrecy and lies, Fletcher struggles to save the incriminating agency. deceived on all sides, she finds herself fighting not only for her country but for her life, and, in the end, for the life of the man she loves." "Digital Fortress" is a smart, fast-paced and persuasive novel. The boundary between right and wrong is blurred enough to let us enjoy Dan Brown's superior narrator's abilities through which he was able to vividly draw the gray area between personal freedom and national security.

Pages: 384

For more books by Dan Brown:

1/ Angels and Demons

2/ Hell

3/ The Emerging Da Vinci Code

4/ The Da Vinci Code

5/ The missing symbol

6/ Digital Fortress

7/ The original

8/ The Dan Brown Collection