Her character developed as we got to know her and no one knows her until the end gaw it was the best part of the entire book. She was a brilliant character and Dan Brown left her hazey up till the end which was excellent. I think the one thing that made me really like the book was Sienna. I mean there were some good things about it which made it exciting and new. It went from RUN LANGDON RUN to oh my what a beautiful masterpeice, I will have you know that Michelangelo was a master of this kind of such and such technique and even the famous David has such and such where if you look at it from a certain angle it looks like he is doing one thing but is actually doing something else which is also prominent in such and such of another of his works blah blah blah blah. The Lost Symbol (another Dan Brown work) was just as interesting as Angels and Demons, but Inferno felt like reading a lecture about everything. Robert Langdon, Sienna Brooks, Dottor Marconi, Vayentha, Christoph Bruder, il Rettore, Laurence Knowlton, Marta Alvarez, Ignazio.
I just felt it was the same thing except worse. Don't get me wrong, it was a good book but maybe it was because I read Angels and Demons (another book by Dan Brown) right before Inferno that I had issues with it. With any Dan Brown book, it is thrilling and suspenseful, but this time I was a little dissapointed. d his lover was Ferris! I was even more surprised to know it was Sienna. It was a huge surprise for me to know Sienna was Zobrist's lover, I thought Zobrist was gay an. I mean, come on! It is true that some parts of Manila is filthy and reeks of unexplainable unpleasant smell, and it is very populated, I was even expecting that Manila is where Zobrist would want to spread the vector virus! and I was disappointed :| ) It's amazing how the characters in the book are connected, and the people I suspected to be the "bad guy" weren't who they seemed to be. Author: Dan Brown Publisher: Transworld Publishers Year: 2013 ISBN: 9780593072493 rating:2/5 Click for latest prices Caveat: The review contains minor spoilers from the book, but mostly restricted to only the first fifteen or so pages and but there’s nothing here that would kill the book for you. I also liked the part (in Inferno) where Sienna went on a trip to Manila (I wasn't offended, like some people were.
Probably because it was the first book I've read by Dan Brown (it was really good). But still, Angels and Demons will always be my favorite. It was okay (it wasn't so bad), but I still kinda like it since it's always amazing to know things you've never known, and that's always been something I liked about the Robert Langdon series, and of course the never ending adventure and mystery.