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Review title: Not good, but much better than "Deception Point."
Product review: In "Digital Fortress" Dan Brown abandons his usually formula for novel writing (conspiracy, cover-up, bait and switch antagonists), and tries to be Robert Ludlum ("Bourne Identity") or Tom Clancy ("Hunt for Red October"). The result is a way to kill time if the person you are house sitting for has no TV and poor taste in 'literature'.I was particularly turned off by the remarks Brown makes about Spain and Spanish people, as if they live in the dark ages and are a million years behind the United States. I have been to the Spanish city of Seville, which Brown uses in his book, and I have to tell you the twisting alley ways which Brown describes are there, but Spain as a whole is nothing like Brown describes it. If this is the way Brown views other countries, maybe he should give up writing novels and get a job writing speeches for Bush.
