Need someone else to write these ( )

This 6th book in the Millennium series featuring Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist focuses mainly on events that transpired years ago involving a disastrous Mount Everest expedition, politics, and Russian troll factories.

The other line of the plot deals with Lisbeth and her twin sister, Camilla. It seems that Camilla wants revenge by killing her.

The story is told in alternate viewpoints and skips all over the place from past to present. Unfortunately, this whole concept was not as exciting as I have come to expect from this series and I was a bit disappointed at the pace. The plot was quite convoluted and it seemed that Lisbeth and Mikael were only minor side characters involved in old spy stuff.

I got this book from a friend and have the next installment (by a new author) in my TBR, but I think I need a break. ( )

A fan of the Dragon Tattoo trilogy, I've found the sequels written by this author lackluster. With this story, he's done a good job researching areas like genetics, added new characters and brought back the memories of Zalachenko's physical abuse of his wife and daughters. Bringing Lisbeth's sister, Camilla in as the antagonist is somewhat of a twist, one we hadn't seen in the past. Adding Inspector Bublanski and Modig along with flashbacks from the original series, it seems obvious the goal was similar energy of the originals. When compared to best selling crime/suspense novelists, his pace is slow until the final chapters where it picks up rapidly. He tends to overuse dialog; use of detailed meal descriptions that have little to do with the story seems amateur, though it's possible the translator is at fault. Since Stieg Larsson set a high bar for these characters, Lagercrantz has yet to achieve it, this story included. ( )

Entertains a little while, but it feels very clear to me that Lagercrantz has nothing more to say and is really stretching the Millennium story. ( )

Lisbeth Salander está preparada para la batalla final contra la única persona que, siendo idéntica a ella, es su opuesta en todo: su hermana Camilla. Pero esta vez, Lisbeth tomará la iniciativa.
Ha dejado atrás Estocolmo, lleva un nuevo peinado y se ha quitado los piercings. Podría pasar por una ejecutiva más. Pero las ejecutivas no ocultan una pistola bajo la americana, no son hackers expertas ni llevan cicatrices ni tatuajes que les recuerdan que han sobrevivido a lo imposible.
Mikael Blomkvist, por su parte, está investigando la muerte de un mendigo del que sólo se sabe que ha fallecido pronunciando el nombre del ministro de Defensa del gobierno suco y que guardaba el número de teléfono del periodista en el bolsillo. Mikael necesitará la ayuda de Lisbeth, pero para ella el pasado es una bomba a punto de explotar.