Plume Paris eyeglasses mentioned in Novel ‘Inferno’ by Author Dan Brown

MIAMI - May 26, 2015 - PRLog -- The author uses “Plume Paris eyeglasses” several times in the book to describe a mysterious character in the storyline. Albeit the character in Inferno is a an eerie addition to the plot, his “Plume Paris spectacles” are essential to his character description and reader’s recognition of this antagonist.

The European-influenced brand makes its literary debut in a flattering and, certainly, unexpected way. This character is lurking in shadows as he pursues the protagonist of the story, Professor Robert Langdon. Not only is our Plume Paris eyeglass wearer stalking Langdon, he seems to be afflicted with some kind of skin outbreak…

The character is certainly not be the hero of this particular storyline, but that doesn’t make him any less captivating.  Plume Paris has clearly played an important role in the plot of this mystery-thriller and Plume Paris can’t help but feel proud of this mention.

The author, Dan Brown, is notorious for name-dropping masterpieces of architecture, paintings, sculptures, and now… eyeglasses by Plume Paris. This mention is truly an honor.
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