Back cover:
"The Exposé
Millenium publisher Mikael Blomkvist has made is reputation exposing corrupt establishment figures. So when a young journalist approaches him with an investigation into sex trafficking, Blomkvist cannot resist waging war on the powerful figures who control this lucrative industry.
The Murder
When a young couple are found dead in their Stockholm apartment, it's a straightforward job for Inspector Bublanski and his team. The killer left the weapon at the scene - and the fingerprints on the gun point in only one direction.
The Girl Who Played with Fire
Ex-security analyst Lisbeth Salander is wanted for murder. Her history of unpredictable and vengeful behaviour makes her an official danger to society - but no-one can find her. The only way Salander can be reached is by computer. But she can break into almost any network she chooses..."

Even if we had to wait the first hundred pages, this second volume is worth it because we got back to its nonstandard heroine and her not-so-nice family.

Je suis tellement contente que cette saga ait trouvé une nouvelle "famille".

Bonne réception et bonne lecture ;)

Un grand merci pour ces 3 livres et les petits cadeaux! :)

My comment is going to be identical to that of Volume 1.
I think it's really long at the begining, and after having read it entirely, I wonder what certain passages bring to the story (I do not say which ones voluntarily, not to spoil the reading of people who read my comment before reading the book). Maybe in the 3rd volume I will find the answer!
And then after a while, I would say almost half of the book, it gets interesting, and I really wanted to know what would happen next.

In fact I like the story, but I do not appreciate the author's way of writing. My friend who saw the movies tells me that he had this same impression of "slowness", that may not be just a style that suits us.

Let's now see what awaits us with Volume 3!

Mailed to stellamaris23.
Enjoy! :)

This Christmas Season I'll read it