Dan Brown's style throughout his books doesn't change too much: easy sentence structure, short sentences which lead to the big mistery of whatever is the topic of the current book.
The deceptions presented in his literature are interesting, though the structures of the plot reveal to be very similar after all.

While Deception Point is worth-while reading, I prefer other pieces by Brown.

(And at this point I might mention that the whole discussion about the Da Vinci Code is utter bullsh*t.)

RELEASE NOTES:

It arrived today along with a beautiful postcard.
Thanks so much (this one was part of my wish list :-))!
It was a really nice surprise.

As someone gave me a portuguese copy, I'll reserve this copy to the BookBox "De Frase em Frase"

And it goes today to Crestfallen