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Kartik Reddy karthik02968be — The first chapter is a little hard to get thru- the first few pages the prose is a bit stilted. If you read the whole series, this makes sense-you are watching the character grow and change, from a vain, shallow, pompous girl to an infinitely compassionate, self-sacrificing hero of the realm. I hate spoilers, so I'm not going to give you any, but I will say this: Phedre is the one of the most unique, original, compelling protagonists in modern litarature. Her strength is not in her ability to fight, toe to toe- but in her ability to defeat her enemies from her knees. My favorite quote from the entire series is "That which yields is not always weak." Worth a read for anyone: sick of the conventions of action and genre fiction, who appreciates powerful female protagonists, and who isn't opposed to a one-handed read. =)

Joshua Mendones joshuamendones — ** spoiler alert ** I actually enjoyed this more than The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, though it was not without it issues. The portrayal, early in the book, of Lisbeth as actually starting to form some manner of connection with people expands her character a bit (even this is somewhat swiftly undone once the main plot kicks in in earnest). The pain-insensitive giant was a bit much, especially as (as is pointed out in the book) congenital insensitivity to pain is actually a pretty serious complication. Again, nothing terribly earth shaking, but there's nothing wrong with a good psychological horror/crime novel, and this is that.