I had while I had recommended read 3 books by Stieg Larsson Millennium series. But there was only hardcover books, which I were very expensive (around $ 400 per book) fortunately have already left the first 2 volumes in paperback (around $ 200) so I read the first.
The book has two main characters.
Salander one hand a girl with serious problems to live in society, in fact declared incapacitated by the Swedish court, and before going through life just going on, but in this book works as a private investigator for a company to be a of the best, although most think that only serves as a messenger and that is half stupid and half crazy. People often see it as oddball appearance and helps to reinforce the image. Quite a complicated character with a past and present that really is beyond the parameters and a vision of morality and ethics very particular.
As co-star is a journalist Mikael Blomkvist at the beginning of the novel falls from grace after losing a libel suit against an employer mega Wennerstrom market by publishing an article without evidence. In this situation is when Henrik Vanger another employer hires him to solve a mystery of the disappearance of more than 30 years in exchange for offering the possibility of having the evidence to attack Wennerstrom. Mikael
investigate the case of the disappearance but is much more complicated than it seems, apart from having to tangle with all family members Vanger both for and against the research conducted. At one point in his research requires help, and that's where he meets Lisbeth Salander. The meeting between the two characters and the clash of their personalities will give you a very interesting flavor to the second part of the book.
The end is well done, and closes the mystery as well as the parallel stories of two characters. While the first of a trilogy, the book contains by itself, no points in the air for below.
Pretty entertaining book.
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