In this novel's epilogue, it is revealed that the head of the Numataka Corporation is actually one character's father, having left him shortly after the atomic bombings of Japan.
In this novel's epilogue, it is revealed that the head of the Numataka Corporation is actually one character's father, having left him shortly after the atomic bombings of Japan. That character holds up three fingers shortly before dying, which also turns out to be the difference in isotope numbers of uranium used in the bombs, and his name is anagram of ($) N DAKOTA. This novel sees a machine's cooling system damaged after Phil Chartrukian is thrown atop it, and Hulohot is sent to recover a ring, leading to his death at the hands of David Becker. Susan Fletcher works for this novel's antagonist, Trevor Strathmore, who is in charge of an (*) NSA supercomputer. For ten points, identify this novel titled after a supposedly unbreakable code, written by Dan Brown.
In this novel's epilogue, it is revealed that the head of the Numataka Corporation is actually one character's father, having left him shortly after the atomic bombings of Japan.
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