After finishing the first book I went immediately to the bookstore in order to buy the sequels. On the one hand I was really curious to figure out how to story would end, but on the other I was a little scared because the first book seemed rather closed for me. While The Girl Who Played with Fire fe...
This was audiobook #2 for me. It's definitely a different experience than reading the book again. That is to say, it took a heck of a long time to finish listening to it. If I'm not mistaken this second book is longer than the first in the Millennium trilogy in print, so it may be advisable to just ...
The Girl Who Played with Fire is the second novel in the late Stieg Larsson's Millennium series featuring the troubled, but brilliant, Lisbeth Salander. It is a thriller driven by a murder mystery as well as the mystery of "the evil" that set Salander's life course. There are psycho bad guys, corrup...
Lisbeth Salander has cut off ties with everyone she knows and is travelling the world with a dead man's money, but when she returns home to Sweden she becomes embroiled in the murder of three people: two who were about to reveal some big names involved in illegal sex crimes and the third an old anta...
Loved this one. LOVED it. His prose is simple and sharp, but nails it with every line. His character development makes me both green with jealousy and simply thrilled that such fine writing exists. This is a gripping, nuanced, and enjoyable story, and Lisbeth Salander is a gem of a heroine.
If you could cut out all the crap and focus on Lisbeth Salander, this would get 5 Stars every day. But Larsson's writing is so bloated with inane details and tangents I had to really bear down from page 200 to page 500. Glad I did because the last part where Lisbeth comes back into the story is fant...
He had come.He smelled of aftershave.She hated the smell of him.He...observed her for a long time.She hated his silence.Then he spoke to her. He had a dark, clear voice that stressed, pedantically, each word.She hated his voice.He laid the back of a moist hand on her forehead and ran his fingers alo...
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