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A review by trisha_thomas
The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest by Stieg Larsson
4.0
"There’s only one right time to publish a story, and an endless number of wrong times.”
This was an amazing story! Twists and turns and full of political and governmental illegal activity. The story of Lisbeth has always been interesting because she's always been such an anomaly to me. Mikael is the light to her dark and his struggle to fight injustice and to anticipate a good story and where a lead will take him - amazing as always to read. I love that it was all so complicated and each person in the circle had a moment, you could tell, where they made the decision to be a part of the story as it all unfolded.
I'm so glad I finally read this one to complete the first 3 books. I'm not sure I'll keep reading, but I probably will, just to see.
This was an amazing story! Twists and turns and full of political and governmental illegal activity. The story of Lisbeth has always been interesting because she's always been such an anomaly to me. Mikael is the light to her dark and his struggle to fight injustice and to anticipate a good story and where a lead will take him - amazing as always to read. I love that it was all so complicated and each person in the circle had a moment, you could tell, where they made the decision to be a part of the story as it all unfolded.
I'm so glad I finally read this one to complete the first 3 books. I'm not sure I'll keep reading, but I probably will, just to see.