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By AIKYA SHAH, 6/23/2013 5:16:29 AM
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***1/2 out of 5
This book is as interesting as the first one.
The book starts with Lisbeth on a vacation for a full year with billions in her bank account. Mikael-the star journalist, meets a new free lance journalist who is going to expose a major sex and prostitution scandal in Sweden. But the news of such an exposure is leaked before Millennium could print their magazine and the young journalist is murdered.
Nils Bjurman is found dead. The police connects the two murdered and suspects Lisbeth for the murders. A nation wide hunt is for Salander begins.
Blomkvist starts his own investigation and encounters horrifying stories of Lisbeth's past. Who is behind the murders? How will Blomkvist communicate with her, when Lisbeth has completely vanished?
A fantastic book. simple language. Too much details. Unnecessarily prolonged investigation details are mentioned. But overall, a good read.
3.5 out of 5 stars.
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The Girl Who Played With Fire
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