The Girl Who Played with Fire - Brossura

'Star of the show is, once again, the brilliant and misanthropic computer hacker, Lisbeth Salander, an eccentric and unique heroine...it is tightly orchestrated, with all the twists and turns of an old-fashioned spy novel, and the most jaw-dropping ending. It's a perfect summer read.' --Kate Mosse.

'Intelligent, complex, with a gripping plot and deeply intriguing characters' --Philip Pullman, Guardian.

'A frighteningly suspenseful mystery' Harlen Coben. 'Brilliantly written and totally gripping' Minette Walters. 'As vivid as bloodstains on snow' Lee Child. 'In her (Salander) Larsson has created a heroine unique to detective fiction. Where else can you find a bisexual female detective with punk-era fashion sense who just happens to be an expert computer hacker?' Independent. 'I was completely absorbed by the complexities of this Sweden-set page-turner with its unlikely heroine... the book is on one level a gripping thriller, on another a compelling morality tale about the abuse of power' Vince Cable, Guardian. --Reviews.

The second instalment in the Millennium Trilogy sees Salander wanted for a triple murder while Blomkvist tries desperately to clear her name.