The girl who lived twice is the sixth book in the Millennium series.
Swedish author and journalist Stieg Larsson wrote the first 3 books, known as the Millennium trilogy, before passing away at the age of 50. After the international success of the series, 3 more novels have been commissioned by the Larsson estate and written by Swedish author & crime journalist David Lagercrantz.
So this book is likely to be the last. Fans will have enjoyed another chapter of Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist's adventures before calling it a day.
Lisbeth, the fierce, unstoppable girl with the dragon tattoo has disappeared. She's sold her apartment in Stockholm, she's gone silent electronically and no one knows of her whereabouts. Her brilliant hacking skills allow her to hide like she doesn't exist, ideal when your next plan is to bring down your biggest enemy.
Meanwhile, Blomkvist is working on a story for Millennium magazine about Russian computer trolls when he receives a phone call from a medical examiner who tells him an unidentified homeless has been found dead on a Stockholm street with Blomkvist’s phone number in his pocket.
Once again, Lisbeth is enlisted to help and the tandem discovers with the help of DNA sequences that the man is a Nepalese Sherpa which eventually leads them to uncover a deadly Mount Everest climbing expedition involving the Swedish defence minister.
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