Inferno (English, Hardcover, Brown Dan)
Inferno (English, Hardcover, Brown Dan)
- Language: English
- Binding: Hardcover
- Publisher: Transworld Publishers Ltd
- Genre: Fiction
- ISBN: 9780593072493, 9780593072493
- Edition: 2013
- Pages: 480
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Return to yet another thrilling adventure with Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon in Dan Brown’s exciting novel, Inferno.
Summary of the Book
When Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon awakens in a hospital ward with no memory of the last few days, he realizes that his memory loss is the least of his concerns. He is in Florence, Italy, and Sienna Brooks, one of the doctors tending to him informs him that he had been shot. He must figure out why, and what the shooting has to do with the strange object he had been carrying. Dr. Brooks and Langdon have little time, they are being hunted by unknown pursuers and only Langdon’s knowledge of Florence’s hidden passageways can save them. Guided by a few lines from Dante’s Inferno, they must decipher a string of codes hidden in some of the most famous artefacts of the Renaissance, and find the answers to save the world. Once again Robert Langdon’s expert knowledge of symbols and history becomes the sole pillar upon which the world’s future rests in this rapid chase against time.
About Dan Brown
Dan Brown is an American writer best known for his thriller novels, especially those starring Robert Langdon. The previous books in this series are: Angels and Demons, Da Vinci Code and The Lost Symbol.
Inferno has been optioned by Sony Pictures as a major motion picture, scheduled for release in December 2015, with Ron Howard as the Director and Tom Hanks reprising his role as the lead from the earlier films.
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To Anuradha Bose
First of all you have mentioned tom and jerry in your abysmal review.even a child knows the outcome in a tom and jerry episode.Dan brown writes thrillers where readers hold their breath till the last chapter to know the end plot.
Secondly as all my flipkart...
Saptarshi Dutta
Certified Buyer
May, 2013
Good one, But not Dan Brown's Best! Koz Langdon needs some rest!
It was Paris in the Da Vinci Code, then The Vatican City in Angels and Demons, the DC Capitol Building in The Lost Symbol and now, Florence and Venice! His magic is captivating.
If you're a previous reader, you would want to love to have that magic continued. And if you're a newbie in the world of Dan Brown, brace yourself to get thrilled!
Now, here comes the...
Vamsi Krishna N
Certified Buyer, Hyderabad
May, 2013
Useless product
Dr Ajay Kumar Sharma
Certified Buyer, Saharanpur
Jun, 2020
Brilliant
Jitendranath Ghosh
Certified Buyer, Hugli District
Aug, 2019
Don't waste your money
Beena Prasad
Certified Buyer, Thrippunithura
Aug, 2020
Great product
Sai Teja
Certified Buyer, Nellore
Jun, 2019
Un-put-downable!
The book is a new chapter in the history of thriller on the basis of its very plot-line. The last 20 chapters just ridicule the very foundation that the first 80 chapters lay, and that too with elegance. Needless to say, Dan Brown's grasp on medieva...
Sarthak Pranit
Certified Buyer
May, 2013
Really made me think about the topic used in the book!!
Siddhesh Shivade
Jul, 2014
Repetitive, but thought provoking
How the pretty yet flawed female companion always finds Langdon is the biggest mystery.
That said, once we give Dan Brown his literary license to formula, Inferno is a gripping enough read that is guaranteed, if not to send your adrenaline pumping, at least to keep you turning pages.There are even fleeting moments when...
Sooraj R
Certified Buyer, Trivandrum
Aug, 2013
Better than the Lost Symbol
About the book:
After the Lost Symbol, which was lame, in my opinion (and seemed to have been written only to please the Vatican), Inferno is a good read, though not as thrilling as Angels and Demons (my personal fav among Dan Brown's novels).
If you've read enough thrillers, you'd more or less start to guess the 'surprises' a little ahead.
If you've liked dan brown's earlier novels (except ...
Vijay D
Certified Buyer
Jul, 2013
