As a fast paced spy thriller that won’t require much thinking, Digital Fortress will feel familiar to any one who has read Dan Brown’s other books. When I read it several years ago I enjoyed it as a bit of junk food for my brain. However, as an audiobook I found its little foibles far more annoying...
Yeah so I couldn't even finish this. Other than following the same structure as his other books, to the point where the same thing happens in each chapter, it just got ridiculous in the middle. It's completely unbelievable!Anyhow. I'm sure it's enjoyable trash for someone to read, but it's not fo...
What Da Vinci Code or Angels and Demons must feel like for history scholars. If you are even slightly familiar with the technological concepts in this book it is incredibly painful to read.
No matter what people want to say about Dan Brown or his books or hatred towards him you got to admire the fact that what he brings to the table no one else does.This was the book which brought me to the beautiful world of books. Before reading this book I though reading was a bit cissy and a waste ...
I know a thing or two about computers and cryptography, so the high number of technical blunders, errors, and apparent complete technical ignorance in this book completely spoiled it for me.
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