The Girl in the Eagle's Talons: A Lisbeth Salander Novel Audiobook

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• “Simon Vance returns to reunite Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist in the inaugural installment of the latest Millennium trilogy…Vance’s skill in distinguishing characters and weaving tension throughout the narrative ensures that listeners remain engaged.”

  — AudioFile

• Lisbeth Salander is back—and maybe better than ever. Karin Smirnoff’s take is both respectful of the past and ready for the future—altogether remarkable.

  — Lee Child, author of No Plan B

• An absolute incident-packed thrill-ride from start to finish. Karin Smirnoff has taken on the legacy of a legend and done the series justice.

  — Jo Spain, author of The Perfect Lie “Smirnoff’s writing is wonderfully vivid. If books were birds, this would be a raptor diving towards its prey with brutal agility.

• “Fresh, fearless, faithful, and original. Karin Smirnoff takes on a heady challenge and makes a stylish, exciting, and truly worthy statement. One of the great crime series of our time could not be in safer, more capable hands. I loved it.

  — Chris Whitaker, author of We Begin at the End

• Propulsive . . . Smirnoff adds new maturity and depth to the two leads, offers several jaw-dropping plot twists . . . Fans will find it a worthy addition to the series.

  — Publishers Weekly

• This seventh book featuring the iconoclastic, anarchic Lisbeth Salander is the first to be written by a woman, and it is all the better for it . . . Stieg Larsson gave his leading character a sharpness and contemporary relevance that echoed around the world . . . Smirnoff manages to recapture that . . . She adds another memorable ingredient: Svala, a gifted teenager who is almost as extraordinary as Salander herself . . . This legendary crime series is, thankfully, back in safe hands.

  — Geoffrey Wansell, Daily Mail

• Smirnoff sustains the series’ trademark interwoven plotlines and no-holds-barred war on predators, but puts her unique stamp on it by weaving a stronger thread of optimism into Lisbeth’s sharp edges.

  — Christine Tran, Booklist

• Engaging and intense . . . Smirnoff maintains the tradition of the Millennium series . . . Her strong vivid style carries the story . . . Kudos to Sarah Death [for her] excellent smooth translation.

  — Ewa Sherman, Nordic Lighthouse

• Letting Karin Smirnoff pick up the baton after David Lagercrantz is a stroke of genius. It is hard to believe anyone could have done it better than Smirnoff.

  — Upsala Nya Tidning

• “Smirnoff has created an absolutely brilliant continuation of the series: exciting plot, plenty of action, and a sensitive portrayal of complicated relationships—where the new character Svala is one of the highlights. Welcome back, Salander!

  — Femina

• Deeply entertaining, exciting and incredible on a James Bond level . . . I devoured it.

  — Weekendavisen

• “It is impossible to put the book down . . . The language is sharp, there is an undertone of dry and icy northern Swedish humor, Smirnoff writes vividly and imaginatively, the story is full of surprises.

  — Nordjyske

• We more than approve of Smirnoff’s debut as a crime novelist . . . What impresses is the thrilling plot, the description of place, and above all the unexpected and, yes, poignant relationship between Lisbeth and Svala.

  — Svenska Dagbladet

• A new beginning that takes Stieg Larsson’s beloved characters seriously.

  — Norrbottens-Kuriren

• Mikael Blomkvist and Lisbeth Salander are successfully back at work.

  — Jyllands-Posten