Millennium: The Girl in the Spider's Web : A Lisbeth Salander Novel, Continuing Stieg Larsson's Millennium Series (Series #4) (Paperback)

from MarysGirl

I liked this one, but not as much as the original trilogy. Lisbeth Salanger, the titular character, had little page space in the first half of the book and only gradually took over the action during the second half. I did enjoy the new author's descriptions and character insights. He was able to ...

from santhony

I read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo about five years ago. Not being a big fan of the murder mystery genre, I did not follow up with the final two books in the trilogy, written before the death of the author, Stieg Larsson. I did, however, see at least one of the movies. I found both the books ...

from ebrahmstadt

This 4th book in the series was good. It has been years since I read the first 3 but I did notice I became truly engrossed much later in the book. I enjoyed Lisbon and can only hope that her relation with Mikael's relationship gets more attention in future books. August, the autistic boy who remi...

from benuathanasia

This was an incredible book, don't get me wrong. But it lacked the depth and complexity of Larsson's book and felt awfully abrupt. I still enjoyed it immensely. Some pieces of Salander's personality seemed fabricated (the convoluted meaning behind the "Wasp" handle, for instance) and Mikael Blomk...

from indygo88

Regardless of the fact that David Lagercrantz has taken over Stieg Larsson's Millennium series following Larsson's death and that there seems to be some controversy surrounding that fact, there really was no question of whether I'd read this or not. The fact is, Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkv...