Inferno By Dan Brown

[Higgins86]

Anyone read this yet? I'm still on the fence if I'm going to buy it or not.

 

[Fisher]

Nope. Not a Dan Brown fan.

 

[Spartacus FPV]

Anyone read this yet? I'm still on the fence if I'm going to buy it or not.

After how The Lost Symbol ended, I will never read or buy another Dan Brown book again.

 

[davidtaylorjr]

What is it about?

 

[Dapper Andy]

What is it about?

For the third time a Harvard professor saves the world from an ancient secret society using clues hidden in famous artworks. You would think these secret societies that have waited thousands of years to return would just kill Langdon before starting their global conquest. And why the heck hasn't anyone else noticed these clues before?

This and The Lost Symbol were definite stinkers. I would skip it and read his non-Robert Langdon books if you guys haven't already.

 

[davidtaylorjr]

For the third time a Harvard professor saves the world from an ancient secret society using clues hidden in famous artworks. You would think these secret societies that have waited thousands of years to return would just kill Langdon before starting their global conquest. And why the heck hasn't anyone else noticed these clues before?

This and The Lost Symbol were definite stinkers. I would skip it and read his non-Robert Langdon books if you guys haven't already.

So it is an extension of the Da Vinci Code?

 

[Dapper Andy]

So it is an extension of the Da Vinci Code?

No, The Da Vinci Code was relatively good. The Inferno just sucks.

This has more to do with biological warfare than disproving God and he uses clues based on Dante and his works than art but it's a similar theme overall.

 

[davidtaylorjr]

No, The Da Vinci Code was relatively good. The Inferno just sucks.

This has more to do with biological warfare than disproving God and he uses clues based on Dante and his works than art but it's a similar theme overall.

Hmm Interesting.