(Review) This is the latest book of my in-boom anther, Dan Brawn. But compare to renowned Da Vince Code, Angels & Demon or Deception Point, I think it is rather less interesting. Each end of the sections of the previous works, I couldn't help crying "Is it true?", but this wasn't that surprising.
Add to this, in the story, several Japanese are in important position, but their names are "Ensai Tankado" or "Tokojan Numataka" (the spelling might be wrong), that don't sound like Japanese name. Mr. Numataka is the president of his company, and he weighs "menboku" the priority importance.
And the brilliant staffs of NSA seem to be so dumb that it took so long solve the last mystery: I knew the answer at the moment hearing the clue.
What is superb is the narrator. He reads the book extremely well that I can feel the scent of each characters. I might search the next book by the narrator.