Hell

Translation: Zeina Idris Number of pages: 424 Publisher: Dar Al-Arab for Science Publishers In this new novel "The Hell," Dan Brown takes his readers to the heart of Italy. Robert Langdon, a professor of symbols 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. Events accelerate across famous archaeological sites, such as the Palazzo Vecchio, 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 the quality of life on Earth… or to destroy it.