地狱（罗伯特·兰登，#4）

The book weaves together historical art and modern mystery in a way that felt both educational and thrilling. I'm curious what led to the decision to explore these themes and settings.

The characters often face tough ethical dilemmas, which made me question what I would do in similar situations. Was this intentional to challenge readers' perspectives?

The quick pacing kept me on the edge of my seat, but I wondered if it sacrificed some nuance in the historical details. Did others feel the same or appreciate the adrenaline rush?