The Girl Who Played with Fire - Stieg Larsson Reviews

'Millenium' magazine publisher Mikael Blomkvist is recovering from the action covered in Larsson's first novel, The Girl With The Dragon Tatoo, when the prospect of an investigation into sex trafficking comes his way. Again he becomes embroiled in violence. But this time it is his sidekick Lisbeth Salander who is in danger. Not that she's ever ...  Read the complete review

The late Stieg Larsson's second book in the Millennium series, "The Girl Who played with Fire" is more focussed on it's Introverted and mysterious computer hacker heroine, Lisbeth Salander. Salander and Millenniums magazine's publisher Mikael Blomkvist are once again reunited (or rather linked) by a chain of events caused by ...  Read the complete review

After eating up part one in the series, I was dying to read this new one. Larsson's story continues with his two main protagonists: Salander and Blomvkist, as they get mixed up in a new plot revolving around exposing the sex slave industry. I absolutely loved 'The girl with the dragon tattoo', and couldn't have been much more ...  Read the complete review

The second book in a series of three, the first being The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, the third, The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest, The Girl Who Played with Fire lives up to all expectations one might have after reading the first. The second book is sequential with actually being a sequel; one could read it without having first read The Girl ...  Read the complete review

The Girl Who Played with Fire is the second book in the Millenium trilogy by Swedish author Stieg Larsson, translated into English by Reg Keeland. The first book in the trilogy, The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, became widely popular and in my opinion was a brilliantly addicting crime thriller. Stieg Larsson was a Swedish writer and ...  Read the complete review