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| Rhoobarb |
I have a Danish friend. She advised me to read this book when we were shopping together in Edinburgh, so I bought it and thoroughly enjoyed it. Apparently the original title is something like "The Man Who Hated Women". There are many, many twists and turns in the story, it was very intriguing.
I have the second one in the trilogy too and am eagerly awaiting the third one in a year's time.
Also a film
Edited Wed 3 Jun 09, 11:02 AM by Rhoobarb
| 3 Jun 09, 11:26 AM crystaltips UK(S), 5 yrs  |
I really enjoyed this book - is the second one in paperbck yet? (I don't like reading hardback books - they hurt my wrists) | |
| 3 Jun 09, 12:28 PM Hedwig UK(E), 4 yrs |
This is actually a swedish creation that I am proud to talk about. Lisbeth is one of the best characters ever and all the books I think are now out in paperback and english. Soooooo good! moreinches.wordpress.com | |
| 3 Jun 09, 12:48 PM LousyReputation 3 yrs |
Henning Mankell is another great Swedish author, although wasn't too keen on the BBC/Brannagh adaptation "Social order at the expense of liberty is hardly a bargain." | |
| 3 Jun 09, 5:39 PM Mr_Worm UK(BN), 6 yrs     |
keep seeing this book and haven't picked it up yet .. thanks for the reminder | |
| 4 Jun 09, 12:07 AM Rhoobarb UK(FK), 12 yrs |
Don't think so. I got it in hardback. The third book is due out next year. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | |
| 27 Jul 09, 9:34 AM hagans_run UK, 4 yrs |
I am enjoying this book immensley, its one that I can't put down so I am finding it is keeping me up into the small hours reading it. One question I do have generally though is I am finding that alhough I am captivated by the BDSM theme it does nothing for me turn-on wise because of its implied brutality and non-consensual participation. But I know that for some people hear that would be a powerful fantisy. |
