She is the girl with the dragon tattoo. Lisbeth Salander. An uncompromising misfit whose burning sense of injustice and talent for investigation
will never respect boundaries of state or status. He is a campaigning journalist. Mikael Blomkvist. A lone wolf whose integrity and championing of
the truth bring him time and again to the brink of unemployment - and prosecution. The call comes in late at night: a superhacker has gained
access to critical, top secret U.S. intelligence. Blomkvist knows only one person who could crack the best security systems in the world. This
case has all the hallmarks of Salander. She is accused of acting without reason, taking risks just because she can, but though they have lost
touch, Blomkvist knows Lisbeth better than that. There must be something deeper at the heart of this - maybe even the scoop that Millennium
magazine so desperately needs for its survival. A tangled web of truth that someone is prepared to kill to protect . . .

About the Author

David Lagercrantz's critically acclaimed novel of the life and death of Alan Turing, Fall of Man in Wilmslow, will be published by MacLehose Press in May 2015. David Lagercrantz was born in 1962 and is an acclaimed author and journalist. As well as numerous biographies (Including the internationally bestselling I am Zlatan Ibrahimovic, for which he was the ghostwriter) he has written four novels, of which this is the first to be translated into English. In December 2013 it was announced that he would write a continuation of Stieg Larsson's Millennium series.