Cathryn read and liked Laura's review of The Girl Who Kicked the Hornets' Nest (Millennium, #3):

"I liked this book, but perhaps not as much as the first 2 books in this trilogy. But if you have you read the first two, you simply have to read this one. (The book will not be published in the US until May. But it is available from the UK now.)
...more I liked this book, but perhaps not as much as the first 2 books in this trilogy. But if you have you read the first two, you simply have to read this one. (The book will not be published in the US until May. But it is available from the UK now.)

There were really long passages about Sapo, the Swedish equivalent of the CIA. Also the are more details than you want to know about Swedish constitutional law.

Parts of Sapo had gone out of control, which messed up Salander's life since the age of 12.

This book deals with Blomkvist and his allies and Salander herself, trying to understand the rogue group, avoiding peril and getting Salander her life back.

Along the way official corruption is exposed, and Salander finally gets her revenge.

True to form, her personality is still quirky. Blomqvist is still irresistible to women.

If the author had lived,and written more books, would we have found out about Camilla, Lisbeth's twin? Would Blomkvist live happily ever after with the body building Sapo agent? Will he get back together with Erika?

How much of the author's persona was Blomkvist's?(less) "