Reddit reviews Inferno

We found 5 Reddit comments about Inferno. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

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5 Reddit comments about Inferno:

u/FuzzyMcLumkins · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I don't care if you want to get me a Kindle [not a ebook, I don't have a kindle] , or a hardback book. The hardback book I want is Inferno

My story here. If you like Sci-fi or Fantasy.. read on, if not.. oh well.

A man with a deep purple coat was standing by a window.. the window faced the vast emptiness of space. He had a nervous grin on his face as his brother walked up to him, "Acheron, Relax.. It'll be alright!" The brother remarked and patted his back. Acheron chuckled lightly, "Yes, it should be, Tyson." He glanced over to his brother, his brother was wearing their race's traditional royal clothing for a ball, Acheron was mostly nervous because he had to partake in the ball, but it shouldn't bother him, since they did this for years. What bothered Acheron the most was that he had to partake in their ritual, the ritual of bonding, He was going to be bound to his soulmate.

That's all I got for a paragraph. XD

Edit: Clarification on the Kindle part.

u/Nickcomstock · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Womb Liberation! I will love you forever

u/ZebZ · 1 pointr/INTP

If you haven't read it, you'll probably enjoy the new Dan Brown book, Inferno

Transhumanism is central to the story.

u/ColtsFanZach · 1 pointr/ConnectedCareers

I recently reread the entire Harry Potter series, because I was being nostalgic that day (it's been over 10 years since Order of the Phoenix came out). I finished Inferno by Dan Brown yesterday, and I'm waiting on The Fall of Arthur to arrive so I can read it.

u/MinnesotaHockeyGuy · -1 pointsr/DunderMifflin

This has new meaning after reading Dan Brown's new book Inferno