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Review title: Who are the good guys?
Product review: ***Warning: Plot spoilers ahead!***How does one write a novel about something that ends up being non-existent by the end of the book? Welcome to "Digital Fortress."Dan Brown, best-selling author of "The Da Vinci Code," pens an adequate practice run with "Digital Fortress"...but only adequate. It spins a "what if" scenario about a government agency that wants badly to have access to all digital communications globally in order to "serve and protect." This big brother plot is interesting enough to hook the reader, but once inside the story, there are no characters with whom to sympathize. Who are the bad guys and who are the good guys? By the end of the novel I still had no clear idea of who the author was wanting me to like and who to hate, and that apathy made me ask why I'd bothered to read to the finish? Perhaps that's why "Digital Fortress" didn't put the author on the map, but will become a sort of "backhanded" bestseller based on "The Da Vinci Code."
