“Salander was the woman who hated men who hate women.”
― Stieg Larsson, The Girl Who Played with Fire
A compelling mind blowing crime drama!
It’s been really long since I read a crime novel this good.
I am officially a Stieg Larsson’s fan now. It’s sad he’s no longer here to
share more of his stories. Anyways. Fire
(#2) is definitely much better than Tattoo
(#1). No difficult historical family names to remember and no unrealistic far
fetched ideas. The plot is damn intriguing. My heart almost skipped a beat when
the book ended on such an important twist. So yes I am now dying to read the Hornet’s Nest (#3)! This book is sort of a Lisbeth biography. You get a fair insight
into her troublesome past and her relations.
Honestly, this book has left me with so many thoughts in general; actually about MEN particularly and also what it must feel like to be a constant prey to
a MAN’s violence. What it must feel like to be around a misogynist man?? The thought
itself makes me shudder.
Read this book for an intriguing drama and the excellent development on the Lisbeth character. I give it 5 stars.
P.S.: Also thankfully like the first book the characters were no longer stuffing coffee and sandwiches like it was there staple food. Yes! There was some overdose of coffee but I think that’s okay if you are policeman working late hours. I am hoping that in the next book I would actually see that characters are eating some REAL food like dinner and lunch and not just surviving on the espresso machine.
