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The Girl Who
Played with Fire
By Stieg Larsson----------------------------------------------------
The thriller of the decade - Evene.fr. Warning -
addictive thriller. All who taste it get hooked! - Pascale Frey,
Elle.
When a writer delivers such a complex and fascinating
portrayal like that of Lisbeth Salander all we can do is bow
down in gratitude. It doesn't get much better than this - Anders
Wennberg, Gefle Dagblad.
... absorbing and exciting - highly
recommended - The Literary Review.
Larsson's writing managed to
make her (Salander) intriguing, admirable, even sympathetic - an
absorbing, exciting and bloody multi-layered chase - the climax
is a feast of gore - the urgency of Larsson's prose prevents
boredom in reading a book that otherwise would be regarded as
over-long - a riveting read - The Times.
The book is packed with
incident, thrills, characters, rich details and plot revelations
- truly powerful - a stunning, emotionally draining climax -
Euro Crime.
Larsson's writing managed to make her (Salander)
intriguing, admirable, even sympathetic - . an absorbing,
exciting and bloody multi-layered chase - the climax is a feast
of gore - the urgency of Larsson's prose prevents boredom in
reading a book that otherwise would be regarded as over-long - a
riveting read - The Times.
- sent me reeling - I can say quite
confidently that the second book is one of the greatest works of
fiction, not just crime fiction - by the end of the Girl Who
Played With Fire, I found myself practically tearing through the
pages as if hidden in the story were something as important as
the secret to eternity - Ali Karim, The Rap Sheet.
- a gripping
novel, driven by a mixture of anger and warmth - Financial
Times.
...darkly wonderful second adventure - a page-turner that
combined a genuine whodunit with a devastating insight into
geopolitics (this bit is about The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo)
- this book will satisfy all who like their action convoluted,
their criminals nasty, their heroes flawed, and their cosy world
challenged - two stunningly memorable creations - Scotland on
Sunday.
- more than matches its predecessor - Sunday Times.
unmissable - London Lite.
- throws up a plethora of deranged
criminals with all the sadism and gore you could hope for. This
is pure Scandinavian noir and a rippingly good read - City AM.
It's that rare thing; a thoughtful contemporary thriller with
its heart and its head in the right place - Tribune (Labour
Party newspaper).
It's another 500+-page giant but never
flags. And that's mainly down to Larsson's incredible ability to
immerse the reader in the world he's portraying - Lisbeth
Salander, one of the most unusual creations in crime fiction -
The book crackles and sparks every time Salander is on stage -
it's intense, complex and intelligent crime fiction, made even
more remarkable by a central character who will remain seared on
your brain - www.reviewingtheevidence.com.
- at times I became
hypnotized by Larsson's writing style and the people he
populates the novel with - It will take root in your brain like
a tumour, but one that pulsates with insight and compassion. A
fine way to start 2009, as this will feature as one of the best
novels of crime fiction in 2009 - Ali Karim, in Shotsmag.co.uk.
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