Deception Point
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At the moment, however, she would have preferred to be anywhere else in the world.
As the Secret Serviceman from the East Gate led Gabrielle into an ornate foyer, she wondered what in the world her anonymous informant was trying to prove. Inviting Gabrielle into the White House was insane. What if I’m seen? Gabrielle had become quite visible lately in the media as Senator Sexton’s right-hand aide. Certainly someone would recognize her.
“Ms. Ashe?”
Gabrielle looked up. A kind-faced sentry in the ...foyer gave her a welcoming smile. “Look over there, please.” He pointed.
Gabrielle looked where he was pointing and was blinded by a flashbulb.
“Thank you, ma’am.” The sentry led her to a desk and handed her a pen. “Please sign the entry log.” He pushed a heavy leather binder in front of her.
Gabrielle looked at the log. The page before her was blank. She recalled hearing once that all White House visitors sign on their own blank page to preserve the privacy of their visit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the moment, however, she would have preferred to be anywhere else in the world.
As the Secret Serviceman from the East Gate led Gabrielle into an ornate foyer, she wondered what in the world her anonymous informant was trying to prove. Inviting Gabrielle into the White House was insane. What if I’m seen? Gabrielle had become quite visible lately in the media as Senator Sexton’s right-hand aide. Certainly someone would recognize her.
“Ms. Ashe?”
Gabrielle looked up. A kind-faced sentry in the ...foyer gave her a welcoming smile. “Look over there, please.” He pointed.
Gabrielle looked where he was pointing and was blinded by a flashbulb.
“Thank you, ma’am.” The sentry led her to a desk and handed her a pen. “Please sign the entry log.” He pushed a heavy leather binder in front of her.
Gabrielle looked at the log. The page before her was blank. She recalled hearing once that all White House visitors sign on their own blank page to preserve the privacy of their visit.
What to read after Deception Point?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dan Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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