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In his books, Dan Brown masterfully blends history, art, ciphers and symbols. The same is true of his latest thriller, which immediately became a worldwide bestseller and outsold his previous titles. This time, Harvard symbologist Robert Langdon finds himself in the heart of Italy to help solve a mystery that is remarkably linked to one of the greatest literary works of all time - Dante's Inferno. On his mysterious mission, Langdon must confront an unknown, terrifying adversary; It weaves its way not only through the labyrinth of Florentine, Venetian or Istanbul alleys, secret passages, hidden chambers, but also through a labyrinth of allusions and codes. Dante's dark epic poem offers the only clues in his quest - and time is falling inexorably. When it expires, a catastrophe is about to occur that will change the entire world forever...

Dan Brown was born on June 22, 1964 in Exeter, New Hampshire; He studied English and Spanish at the prestigious Amherst College, and after graduating, he supported himself for several years as a musician and composer and then as an English professor at his former high school. Since the second half of the 1990s, however, he has devoted himself exclusively to writing, with occasional excursions into the world of musical composition. His literary debut was the thriller Digital Fortress, 1998), However, it was a series of novels about Harvard symbology professor Robert Langdon that brought him worldwide fame, especially the controversial bestseller The Da Vinci Code, 2003), which was translated into forty-four languages and became one of the best-selling books of all time. Brown's latest novel, The Secret of Secrets, will be published in the original Czech language on 9 September 2025 - and it has a special charm for Czech readers: The story is set in Prague, where Robert Langdon arrives to discover the shocking truth about a secret project.
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