In fact, I think I can make some pretty solid predictions about what will happen in Inferno and see how spot on they are come May.Ĥ. The Adventures of Robert Langdon: Symbologist! are getting just a tad formulaic. To be honest, I was hoping the Langdon series was finished and Brown would move on. Inferno puts Robert Langdon back in Europe, which I think we all can agree is a good thing. But I’m always willing to give books related to art a shot and as far as outlandish conspiracy thrillers go, Brown’s novels usually deliver. The Lost Symbol was kind of a disappointment for me, and there are things about his books that drive me crazy. Follow her on Twitter Brown’s first book since 2009, Inferno, will magically appear on ereaders and bookshelves this May. You can find her at Truth Beauty Freedom and Books and The Project Gutenberg Project. This is a guest post from Tasha Brandstatter. Tasha is an art historian and freelance writer who manages way too many blogs.
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