The girl who kicked the hornets’ nest

If And When Lisbeth Salander Recovers, She’ll Be Taken Back To Stockholm To Stand Trial For Three Murders. With The Help Of Her Friend, Journalist Mikael Blomkvist, She Will Not Only Have To Prove Her Innocence, But Also Identify And Denounce Those In Authority Who Have Allowed The Vulnerable, Like Herself, To Suffer Abuse And Violence. And, On Her Own, She Will Plot Revenge–against The Man Who Tried To Kill Her, And The Corrupt Government Institutions That Very Nearly Destroyed Her Life. Salander Is Plotting Her Revenge — Against The Man Who Tried To Kill Her, And Against The Government Institutions That Very Nearly Destroyed Her Life. But It Is Not Going To Be A Straightforward Campaign. After Taking A Bullet To The Head, Salander Is Under Close Supervision In Intensive Care, And Is Set To Face Trial For Three Murders And One Attempted Murder On Her Eventual Release. With The Help Of Journalist Mikael Blomkvist And His Researchers At Millennium Magazine, Salander Must Not Only Prove Her Innocence, But Identify And Denounce The Corrupt Politicians That Have Allowed The Vulnerable To Become Victims Of Abuse And Violence. Once A Victim Herself, Salander Is Now Ready To Fight Back. Stieg Larsson ; Translated From The Swedish By Reg Keeland. Originally Published In Sweden As Luftslottet Som Sprängdes By Norstedts, Stockholm, In 2007. Sequel To: The Girl Who Played With Fire, And, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo. The Three Titles Are Known As The Millenium-series, Or Milenium Trilogy.