Hi friends, happy Thursday – I hope you’re all doing well. Today I’m going to be posting my review of David Lagercrantz’s The Girl Who Lived Twice.

I have no idea if there are going to be more books in this series or not so I’m going to post my review separately instead of adding it to the post I have for the previous 5 books.

You can read my review of the previous 5 books: The Millennium Series

The Girl Who Lived Twice by: David Lagercrantz: Lisbeth Salander has gone off grid, wanting to be left alone. But Mikael Blomkvist, famous journalist, needs her help in solving a mystery. When a man who lived on the streets and whose last words may mean more than mumbles, is found dead with Mikael’s phone number in his pocket, Mikael needs to find out why. With Lisbeth’s help the two come together to solve another mystery. This was another highly intense and well put together Lisbeth Salander novel. The plot was action packed and kept the reader on high alert wondering what was going to happen next. There was always something happening and with the point of views that switched constantly, the reader found they had to keep up or they’d get lost but it did make the novel go by even quicker. Both the main plot and the sub plot were full of action and extremely riveting in their complexity. The reader could tell that a lot of research went into this to make it as well rounded and factual as possible, but at the same time there was a lot of technical jargon that went over the reader’s head and made them lose interest in the plot a little. Aside from that, this novel proves there’s never a dull moment in Salander’s life. The characters were just as engaging and interesting to read as they were the first time we met them. The new characters gave the story depth and let the reader explore and understand the main characters even more. Overall, this was an engrossing novel full of characters the reader has grown to love and plots that took them to new places.