# INFERNO Dan Brown nailed it again. Futuristic story plot, screenplay penned on true facts and figures, nails biting page turners. In short, another master piece from the master of Sci - fi novels. Though I have to admit that his way of revealing the plots through various codes involving arts, history and geographical voyage (am poor in history and geography) seems little dragging, he assures the overall wow feel to the readers. In this the issue he taken is Overpopulation. And the way he handled it is very impressive. The very strength of this author is the way he supporting his story with real facts. The blend of facts and imagination is so perfect which at times makes me difficult to differentiate between both. Surprisingly, the solution he provided for this is convincincing and agreeable. I think I can stop here. If any of my fans (?) decided to read the book after my review, I don’t want to spoil the suspense factor. Few lines that resonate / disturbed inside me for a long time. “The decisions of our past are the architects of our present” “If we don’t embrace the change, then we are as undeserving of life as the caveman who freezes to death because he’s afraid to start a fire” “Until a man is nothing, God can make nothing out of him” “The darkest places in hell are reserved for those who maintain their neutrality in times of moral crisis” “Mankind, if unchecked, functions like a cancer” Bottom-line: If you are a fan of Dan Brown, this book is a must to get added in your library. If you are a fan of Chetan bhagat, you too can give a try, but keep it in mind that your perspective on Chetan & his books will be completely reversed. - SHAN (Dated 17th Dec 2014)
Posted on: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 15:50:46 +0000
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