About the bookdeception point is a story that revolves around the discovery of an extremely rare object that is buried deep inside layers of arctic ice when this rare find is discovered by a nasa satellite, the world thinks it to be a path-breaking find, while the space agency declares it to be a huge victory that could lead to many more victories in the days to come this find could have strong effects on the nasa policy and on the upcoming presidential elections as well the white house then decides to check the legitimacy of this rare find it decides to send an experienced intelligence analyst named rachel sexton, who, with the help of a scholar named michael tolland and a team of experts, must check the genuineness of this find they must travel all the way to the arctic to do this however, they soon come to know what they did not expect, which is the possibility of trickery in this so-called discoverybefore any word of such foul play can reach the president, both rachel and michael f
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About the bookdeception point is a story that revolves around the discovery of an extremely rare object that is buried deep inside layers of arctic ice when this rare find is discovered by a nasa satellite, the world thinks it to be a path-breaking find, while the space agency declares it to be a huge victory that could lead to many more victories in the days to come this find could have strong effects on the nasa policy and on the upcoming presidential elections as well the white house then decides to check the legitimacy of this rare find it decides to send an experienced intelligence analyst named rachel sexton, who, with the help of a scholar named michael tolland and a team of experts, must check the genuineness of this find they must travel all the way to the arctic to do this however, they soon come to know what they did not expect, which is the possibility of trickery in this so-called discoverybefore any word of such foul play can reach the president, both rachel and michael f
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