Book - Lisbeth Salander triology
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For those who have been reading Steig Larrson's Millenium triology, the last novel is out.
Girl Who Kicked Over a Hornets Nest.
Ive already 100+ pages into it and instantly hooked as the other 2 have done, in fact I think it is better written than the 2nd book that could and did meander a bit at times.
Im hoping that the King of Kings Paulo Roberto will make a return, he was a great cameo in the last one.
Girl Who Kicked Over a Hornets Nest.
Ive already 100+ pages into it and instantly hooked as the other 2 have done, in fact I think it is better written than the 2nd book that could and did meander a bit at times.
Im hoping that the King of Kings Paulo Roberto will make a return, he was a great cameo in the last one.
DJC said:
For those who have been reading Steig Larrson's Millenium triology, the last novel is out.
Girl Who Kicked Over a Hornets Nest.
Ive already 100+ pages into it and instantly hooked as the other 2 have done, in fact I think it is better written than the 2nd book that could and did meander a bit at times.
Im hoping that the King of Kings Paulo Roberto will make a return, he was a great cameo in the last one.
Coincidence, I'm reading no.1 (girl with the dragon tattoo)now after reading no.2 first by mistake. You're right they are hard to put down. Girl Who Kicked Over a Hornets Nest.
Ive already 100+ pages into it and instantly hooked as the other 2 have done, in fact I think it is better written than the 2nd book that could and did meander a bit at times.
Im hoping that the King of Kings Paulo Roberto will make a return, he was a great cameo in the last one.
I like all the references to places in Stockholm, I work there a lot and know them quite well. I wonder what the Swedes make of it though, the picture he paints of the Swedish police and corruption is not very complimentary.
I think these books are well written and well balanced. The great thing about them though is they are simply a cracking yarn. They were as standalone books and as across the arc. What combines them is this aspect of them all being cracking yarns and the arc being a cracking yarn.
It is if you will, the difference between these books and the Dan Browns Langford trilogy. Of those only DVC is actually a cracking ripping yarn ... and lets not kid ourselves here, DVC IS a cracking yarn...the other 2 are merely so so. These 3 are all simply good tales and combine to work well as 1 good big tale.
It is if you will, the difference between these books and the Dan Browns Langford trilogy. Of those only DVC is actually a cracking ripping yarn ... and lets not kid ourselves here, DVC IS a cracking yarn...the other 2 are merely so so. These 3 are all simply good tales and combine to work well as 1 good big tale.
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