The Millennium saga continues!
With this 8e In the opus of the Swedish writer Karin Smirnoff (we remember that Stieg Larsson, its original creator, died more than 20 years ago), we find the sad little mining town of Gaskas, located in the very north of Sweden, on Sami soil. Svala Hirak, niece of the legendary Lisbeth Salander, still lives here. Now she is almost 14 years old, and she has been doing an internship for several weeks at Gas fundslocal newspaper. Esther, one of her young journalists, has really taken her under her wing and together they plan to produce a great report on haunted places in the area.
In the eye of the storm
The problem is that this region seems to be populated by dangerous people who will do anything to line their pockets. Some are even planning to reopen the old mine. And it’s very bad if this has very serious consequences for the surrounding nature or its inhabitants.
Then, pretty quickly, things will get worse. In addition to blowing up the bridge that allows trains to transport minerals, the body of a woman and Plague, Lisbeth's old friend, will be found. hacker genius, will disappear without leaving an address.
It's a pity that not all of this is better put together and a little better written…
Publications Actes Sud,
Girl in the claws of a lynx
Karin Smirnoff, Éditions Actes Sud, 400 pages.
