Inferno (Movie Tie-In Edition) (Audiobook) by Dan Brown, Paul Michael

from burnit99

Okay, so it's a new Robert Langdon mystery/suspense/thriller by Dan Brown. You know going in that it's going to involve Harvard symbiologist Langdon in a race through ancient locales, searching for clues hidden in classic writings and historical monuments, competing with a mysterious, powerful an...

from WeeziesBooks

"Inferno" was another enjoyable novel by Dan Brown. Beginning with the "DaVinci Code", I have read each book as soon as it was available. My favorite is still "Angels and Demons" but this book is a strong runner up. From traveling across the world, to dealing with amnesia following an 'incident',...

from LindaLiu

This time Langdon wakes up in a hospital in Florence with Amnesia and somebody appears to be trying to kill him. With the help of a young doctor, Sienna Brooks, they escape. On discovering a biohazard container sewn into Langdon's suit, they have to try to retrace his steps over the past few days...

from MarkLacy

I liked "Inferno", but it was still a disappointment. A very long "listen" (audio book), and I felt like Dan Brown cheated the reader at the end. What the main characters were trying to accomplish throughout the course of the story - stop the bad guy from his evil deed - they never accomplished. ...

from rufusraider

Inferno by Dan Brown should definitely be on your reading list if you like thrillers that keep you guessing and make you reluctant to put the book down. The book follows Robert Langdon on another hunt with lots of historical references. The main historical theme of the book is Dante's Divine Come...