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Manuel Glira manuelglira — Maybe the best history of the U.S. Civil War in print. The book is a joy to read, assumes nothing from no one, goes through a ton of intricate detail, and takes the reader on a great ride through a hugely influential episode in American history.

Reiyu Chang reiyuchangc208 — I liked this book better than the first, as I stated in my review of that book The Poison Diaries it should have followed this one. It would have made reading this one even more enjoyable. This is a tragic love story where the hero (Weed) and heroine (Jessamine) are kept from each other by an evil that her father brought into the world, which is planning to destroy it by using Jessamine. Based on the way this book ended, I don't know if the story ends here or if there are future books planned. But tor those of you that have not read this either of these books yet, I recommend you read this one first then go back and read the first one.

Ale Abdo aleabdof — I love scene at courtroom. Instead of having some serious debacle about laws term ( still there btw ) Larsson inserted some witty remarks which i loved. I dunno, i am not that fond of some thriller genre but Larsson kept pulling me there. I kept my interest growing and my sanity remained. Hmmm, Salander as the main focus here is very unique character. She was so called criminal, introvert much, IT geek and hacker. She was being victimized by some of her dad's relations. Long story short, i didn't recall how many times attempted murderer happened to her or people around her to keep main issues not floating around. In the end, you can never really guess which antagonist mostly played their card because everyone took part. I learnt many things about laws, social references, IT, media publishing and of course crime scene thingy. Larsson is really good criminal author. Every little things there counts.