Hell

The new "Jahim", Dan Brown takes his readers to the heart of Italy... and leads them through scenes inspired by Dante's epic, or the Divine Comedy, one of the most important classical literary works and one of the most terrifying in history. Robert Langdon, a symbology professor at Harvard University, opens his eyes at midnight, suffering from a head wound, to discover that he is in the hospital and cannot remember what happened to him during the last thirty-six hours or the source of that terrible thing the doctors found among his belongings. Following this, chaos erupts in Langdon's world, and he is forced to escape through the alleys of Florence accompanied by a kind young woman named Sienna Brooks, who managed to save his life through her clever actions. He then realizes that he is in possession of a set of dangerous symbols created by a brilliant scientist. Events accelerate across famous archaeological sites, such as the Vico Palace, and Langdon and Brooks discover a network of ancient tunnels, as well as a new and frightening scientific model that could be used either to improve life on Earth... or to destroy it. Against this backdrop, Langdon battles a formidable enemy while clinging to a mystery that takes him into the world of classical arts, secret passages, and future sciences, trying to uncover the answers and find out who is worthy of his trust... before the great collapse. Hell: Author: Dan Brown Language: Arabic Publication date: 2013 Book format: Paperback Publisher: Arab Scientific Publishers Number of pages: 423 Book classification: Fiction and Novel