Robert Langdon, a professor of symbology at Harvard University, awakens in the middle of the night, suffering from a head wound. He finds himself in the hospital with no memory of the past 36 hours or the source of the horrific object doctors discovered among his belongings.
Langdon’s world is thrown into chaos, and he is forced to flee through the alleys of Florence, accompanied by a kind young woman named Sienna Brooks, whose clever actions save his life. Langdon soon discovers that he possesses a set of dangerous symbols created by a brilliant scientist.
The action accelerates through famous archaeological sites, such as the Palazzo Vecchio, and Langdon and Brooks discover a network of ancient catacombs, as well as a terrifying new scientific paradigm that could be used to either improve or destroy life on Earth. Against this backdrop, Langdon battles a formidable adversary while clinging to a mystery that takes him into a world of classical art, secret passages, and futuristic science, trying to discover the answers and determine who he can trust… before the Great Depression.
Hell
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A thrilling novel that blends art and science, Robert Langdon follows a thrilling journey to solve mysteries linked to a deadly virus and historical symbolism, in a race against time.
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