Inferno (Robert Langdon, #4) by Dan Brown
Inferno sets up fast. The story starts from several directions. Characters are brought along nicely, developing as the story lines converge. Like most of the books in this series, I find I learned a lot about the location and the topics covered. This is a tribute to accurate depictions portrayed in an engaging manner. Although, several times I did find myself skimming over gratuitous scenescaping. Overall I enjoyed the storyline, the storytelling, and the characters. Ratchet up the pace and I would have given this a 5.
4 out of 5 stars
Disjointed Jottings by Robert Smith (A.K.A. TyCobbsTeeth) 
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I’ve had this in my TBR since it was released – maybe some day I’ll finally get to it.
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