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See what happens next. In this adrenaline-charged, up-to-the-moment political thriller, Stieg Larsson's Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist are back. He was hand-selected by the Larsson estate to write this stand-alone sequel based on Stieg Larsson's characters.

Download The Spider S Web books ,. Download A Spiders Web books , A young teen leave home under the cover of night setting out on an adventure with a man she just met. Now married and pregnant, Shes flung into a web of lies. A scorned woman fights for her old life, while his two friends want the teen gone for reasons of their own. Once on the run, the teen finds she has an ally that wants to save her, but will he make it to her in time.

A man with a shady past, creates the perfect life while fighting to hold on to his mothers vision. As his lifes dream manifests, his old lover struggles to destroy it, leaving His unsuspecting teen bride in the middle. Trying to maintain power, He soon finds himself fighting his best friend to keep his lies a secret. As their life unravels the teen he married, discovers she knows nothing about this man or what things he is capable of.

What drew her to this man and what secrets tie them together. Who will live and who will die as his spider web of lies unravels. View all 13 comments. I've enjoyed this series immensely, even the last book written by Lagercrantz. But this book just lacked something. As you would expect, there remain lots of moving pieces throughout the book with lots of very current themes- hacking of the financial markets, fentanyl, Muslim fanatics.

Despite the multiple themes, it's often far too easy to see where the storyline is going. There are lots of charac I've enjoyed this series immensely, even the last book written by Lagercrantz. There are lots of characters and it's sometimes difficult to keep track of all the names.

Lizbeth is not a major player in this book and she seems different. More ninja warrior, able to physically fight off her enemies no matter how beaten up.

Broken ribs, no problem. She no longer seemed like a real character, more comic book hero. This is the weakest of all the books. Still entertaining, but not enthralling. View all 12 comments. When I read and reviewed The Girl in the Spider's Web , I really was of the opinion that Lagercrantz's version of Lisbeth Salander was a shadow of the woman that Stieg Larsson had made a household name.

In this latest installment of the series, I feel that author and character are becoming more comfortable with each other. I also felt that Salander and Blomkvist' s relationship was written so much better and I loved the continued exploration of their strange alliance. But I still have my issues, mainly that there appears to be more emphasis on just writing up a detective thriller. Something I know a few of my reader buddies feel is great, but I find myself missing all the information on Swedish history and politics and newsmaking.

Yes, I even really enjoyed all the journalism woes! From the beginning, this type of information really set the series apart for me. I felt that there was too much awareness of the international reading audience, plenty of North American cultural references- Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall, jazz music AND a lot of censorship on the rawness and brutality that served as a vehicle in the first three books.

From my viewpoint, I felt that Larsson was willing to say "Here is the cruelty that exists in our world and I am not going to shy away from it.

After further consideration, in which, I realized I planned to go to bed early and now notice it is midnight tells me that I enjoyed this READ more than I originally thought.

I will also admit that I really loved the continued look at Lisbeth's back story and how closely related the investigation was into her own experiences as a child. So, what do you think?

Should the Millenium series continue or is it time for all of us to move on? View all 21 comments. Nov 10, Tim rated it it was amazing. An incredible story with multiple plot lines that must be read or listened to intently to appreciate the great depths of author Lagercrantz' imagination. View all 3 comments. Jun 12, Paromjit rated it liked it Shelves: crime-fiction , mystery , thriller.

Lagercrantz returns with his second offering in the Lisbeth Salander series focusing on the personal history of Lisbeth as a child that she can barely remember or understand. Lisbeth has been unjustly imprisoned at Flodberga women's prison, which Lisbeth is indifferent to her position as she focuses on her interest in science. She is not, however, going to let the bullying and abuse of Bangladeshi Faria Kazi by psychopath, Benito, a woman that everyone is afraid of, including the prison warden, Lagercrantz returns with his second offering in the Lisbeth Salander series focusing on the personal history of Lisbeth as a child that she can barely remember or understand.

She is not, however, going to let the bullying and abuse of Bangladeshi Faria Kazi by psychopath, Benito, a woman that everyone is afraid of, including the prison warden, pass by without intervening. Kazi's boyfriend, Jamal Chowdry, a political activist under a fatwa issued by extremist Islamists, seemingly committed suicide.

Kazi refuses to talk about the fall of her brother from their family home, and this has landed her in prison. Mikael continues to see Lisbeth, agreeing to look into a Leo Mannheimer at her request, without understanding why. Salander's beloved former guardian, the elderly Holger Palmgren has received papers on Lisbeth's history as a child, and decides to look more closely at the details despite them appearing to be saying little that is new.

This has the past raising its ugly head, with forces determined to keep their malign and amoral secrets at all costs. Blomkvist and Salander learn of The Registry for the Study of Genetics and Social Environment despite information being hard to get at, and their work on twins in the nature vs nurture debate.

Lisbeth's intervention to save Kazi leads to a seriously injured Benito, who vows to make her pay. She makes an enemy of Bashir, Kazi's brother, as she looks into the death of Chowdry.

As unsavoury facts emerge, Salander is to find herself in danger because she will not let injustice pass without redress. It is the plot that drives the narrative in this thriller. Lagercrantz's characterisation is weak and he is guilty of not developing the familiar characters.

His writing at best can be described as basic and workman like and he demonstrates little skill in the subtle and the nuanced. I did enjoy reading this book, but once I had finished, it felt like junk food, great whilst reading but leaving me empty once I had finished, knowing it will leave no long lasting impression. So by all means read this, just don't expect depth and enjoy it for the short lived superficial thrill ride.

View all 8 comments. Nov 04, Matt rated it really liked it Shelves: audiobook. Here, the reader remembers some of the issues that faced Lisbeth Salander, now sitting in prison for the computer crimes she committed. While on the inside, Salander shows her highly aggressive side as she protects a vulnerable Muslim prisoner who is accused of a murder, but espouses her innocence.

When the prison gang leader learns that Salander will not back down, brutality seems the only option. Salander has been doing some research into her past, tied to something called The Registry, an organization she remembers worked alongside her mother years ago.

Turning to investigative journalist Mikael Blomkvist, Salander points him in the direction of an elderly lawyer who may possess a vast number of documents tied to her time with The Registry.

When Salander is released from prison, she has numerous groups looking to exact revenge on her, from a devout Islamic community through to those who ran The Registry and cannot allow their secret to come out. Will Salander and Blomkvist learn enough to provide answers and discover just how deep The Registry goes and how many others might be suffering the consequences? Series fans can breathe a sigh of relief that everyone is back on track and those who have an interest in the series can pick this one up to whet their appetites.

I will be the first to admit, I was in the minority when it came to people who was displeased with David Lagercrantz taking over the series. I have had bad experiences when authors take the reins from an author who is either deceased or has chosen to fade away. I was tentative in choosing to continue with the series, but held my breath after seeing so many positive reviews. The characters in the story are wonderfully crafted and quite unique, tapping into many aspects of the story.

Lagercrantz keeps Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist as central, though many of the periphery characters also enrich the larger story. Salander receives some long-awaited aspects to her backstory, including discussion of her curious tattoo, which is finally addressed at length. Speaking of the narrative, it flows nicely, hampered at times with some translation issues that appear to slow the momentum, but there is an overall high quality to the story and its direction rarely wanes.

Lagercrantz has some wonderful ideas that he weaves into the narrative and does not let up until the very end, permitting the reader to feel a strong connection to the overall themes the series has to offer. Readers looking for high quality writing need look no further, as Lagercrantz has compiled strong pieces from the Stieg Larsson playbook to deliver a knockout punch.

Kudos, Mr. Lagercrantz, for this powerful piece of writing. My reading style is eclectic, and I'd probably use the same term to describe this series and book. I first picked up the 'Millennium' series when I saw all the hype and read the description of the published novels.

I particularly love genealogical mysteries, and when you toss in some thrills and suspense, it's likely a good fit for my reading preferences. I read the next two in the series and was saddened My reading style is eclectic, and I'd probably use the same term to describe this series and book.

I read the next two in the series and was saddened over the author's death but excited to see another writer's take on the characters and setting.

Lagercrantz is a worthy successor, and someday, I will read one of his prior books too. I'm troubled when reviewers complain about the choice of a new author to to continue writing a series because all they do is compare the two and start out with a pessimistic attitude. I prefer to have some sense of an open mind and look for the positive in a new take on an old favorite. I'm also an optimist and respect an author's efforts and talent and find it difficult to give something a poor rating unless it was absolutely ridden with errors and issues.

The Girl Who Takes an Eye for an Eye is the second of his in this series that I've read, and while it was a good read, there were a few items that didn't work in totality for me. I ended up at a 3. One of my favorite aspects was the revisit to Lisbeth's childhood when abuse formulated her outlook on life.

In an earlier book, when we learned the extent to which she'd been attacked and damaged, I felt horrific sorrow for her. Seeing what else happened, via this book, I'm even more devastated. Initially, I thought I didn't go back to compare the timelines and actions, as I'm sure the editors and author's did their justice I'm kinda hoping to get a book dedicated to Agneta, Lisbeth's mother, as there is a bigger story there - I'm certain!

For me, these characters are so flawed, yet so lovable not in a cozy way, but in an 'I want to help you' way. Learning what they went through and what forced them to become the people they are today Possibly over-the-top in a few places not unlike the whole series These are two friends we should all have. I particularly enjoyed the Muslim-focused story-line, and I was irate over the way these men treated their sister and in general how certain attitudes still prevail.

The translation actually, was it translated? The originals were, but I'm honestly not sure about these ones. Did the author write originally in his own language? I checked and the Swedish and English versions came out on the same day. I found some of the individual scenes a bit repetitive, but they moved the story forward.

The end was satisfying in terms of catching the bad guys sort of , but I wanted it to be more of a showdown. The sixth book in the series comes out later this year, and I'm going to try to read it relatively quickly close to this one, as I suspect some of the ending components will continue into it. What did everyone else think of this book?

This is the fifth book in the Millennium Series. The main appeal for me is always the kickass Lisabeth Salander character and Lagercrantz understands that an This is the fifth book in the Millennium Series. This story begins where the last one left off, with Salander in prison. As I would expect, prison is no problem for Salander and she is able to dole out a bit of justice there before she is released after her sentence ends.

She is a complex character and is not infallible in this story which makes her realistic. Those storylines made for some interesting thinking in the middle of the book that was a nice change of pace from the action. The story was complex and although I did guess a few of the twists early on, I was still turning pages with interest all the way to the end. Despite that nagging annoyance, I enjoyed this book. View 2 comments. Es cierto que al principio es un poco lento en lo que nos dan los detalles, pero luego va todo a la carrera.

Se da cuenta de lo mal que tratan a la presa de la celda de al lado y se involucra en su defensa. Lisbeth Salander es un personaje como pocos y me entristece mucho saber que solo nos queda un libro en esta serie. You will leave everything aside and you will not do anything else, just read until finished. It is true that at the beginning it is a little slow while we know the details, but then everything goes the speed of light. It is from different points of view what enriches the story and always remains in suspense and you do not know if read faster or skip pages and know what happens.

In this opportunity Lisbeth is imprisoned for defending an autistic child from his abuser and if we know her we will know how the defense was, not mind going to prison. She doesn't care where she stays. She realizes how badly they treat the prisoner in the cell next door and gets involved in her defense. While receiving a visit from his former tutor and friend Holger Palmgren, who tells her that he received some documents with new information from her childhood years and click! And the ending is fantastic!

Everything Will Be Revealed. Rated R for strong violence, some sexual material, and brief language. Did you know Edit. Trivia Shot at the same time as Flickan som lekte med elden Goofs When Lisbeth is in the operating room, the bullet is removed from the left side of her brain, as depicted by the frontal view X-ray that is hung on the X-ray view box, which shows the bullet on the left side of her head viewer's right side. After her surgery, the operative side of Lisbeth's head as demonstrated by the dressing and her shaved head is the right side.

Connections Edited into Millennium User reviews Review. Top review. Great Finale to the trilogy. In my opinion, maybe the best of the three installments of the 'Millenium' trilogy. I tend to disagree with Mr. Berardinelli's review in calling this 'an abject failure as a stand-alone motion picture', simply because it was never supposed to be a stand-alone motion picture.

In Sweden, this was just part 5 and 6 of a TV Miniseries, and for being that it is excellent! My compliments to the Director, the writer and the entire cast. Like Ebert, I also hope they manage to complete the 2 unfinished scripts by Stieg Larsson thus giving us parts 4 and 5 of this Saga. You may also see Bat Shape Templates.

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