Sharp writing
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Clear writing, good structure, and it respects your time. No typos that I noticed, which is rare at this price.
Chris Novak · 8/5/2026
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Fiction & Sci-Fi
Inferno
by Dan Brown
4.3 · 3 reviews · 6 copies sold
Ebook specifications
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- File size
- 0.7 MB
- Published
- 5/13/2013
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- Formats
- EPUB
Book synopsis
Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon awakens in a Florence hospital with no memory of his recent past and a mysterious, macabre object hidden in his belongings. Forced into a breakneck chase alongside Dr. Sienna Brooks, Langdon must navigate ancient secrets and hidden passageways to evade unknown pursuers. Their only guide is a series of codes buried within the art and architecture of the Renaissance, all inspired by Dante Alighieri’s dark masterpiece, The Inferno. Together, they must solve a puzzle that holds the key to averting a global catastrophe.
What you'll take away
- Follow Robert Langdon on a high-stakes race through the historic streets of Florence and Venice.
- Decipher intricate codes hidden within world-famous Renaissance sculptures and paintings.
- Explore the dark influence of Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy on modern scientific threats.
- Experience a blend of authentic historical facts, real-world science, and heart-pounding fiction.
- Witness a battle of wits against 'The Consortium,' a secretive global private organization.
#thriller
#symbology
#dante
#renaissance
#mystery
#florence
About the author
Dan Brown
Dan Brown is the internationally bestselling author of numerous thrillers featuring symbologist Robert Langdon. Known for his meticulous research into art and history, his work often explores the intersection of ancient codes and modern science.
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Genuinely good
The dialogue is sharp and never feels forced. Already added two more to my cart.
Michael Okafor · 7/13/2026
Not bad at all
Verified buyer
Took a while to get going, then it found its rhythm. Would recommend with mild reservations.
Beth Miller · 6/26/2026
