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A review by onako
Inferno by Dan Brown
1.0
The book was completely disappointing. Some chapters felt like they were written only in order to achieve the desired number of words.
There are some mistakes in locations (at least regarding Florence).
A lot of product placement and a lot of irrelevant facts whose only purpose is to convince the reader that Robert Langdon is a knowledgeable man. I really didn't see any point in Robert telling us how he saw in one of Venice's palaces Gustav Klimt's "Kiss" when it was on loan from Vienna.
As for the topic of the novel, even the connection between overpopulation and Dante's "Inferno" seemed forced.
At the end I don't think I will ever read another book by Dan Brown.
There are some mistakes in locations (at least regarding Florence).
A lot of product placement and a lot of irrelevant facts whose only purpose is to convince the reader that Robert Langdon is a knowledgeable man. I really didn't see any point in Robert telling us how he saw in one of Venice's palaces Gustav Klimt's "Kiss" when it was on loan from Vienna.
As for the topic of the novel, even the connection between overpopulation and Dante's "Inferno" seemed forced.
At the end I don't think I will ever read another book by Dan Brown.