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This was a bit hard to get into a first, I admit. The political intrigue of a journalist and a Swedish business man didn't interest me all that much. But the story does continually pick up. And in the end you're left wanting to more - I definitely plan on reading the sequel. Normally a book shouldn't take 300 pages to get really interesting, but it's interesting enough to hold your attention until then and from that point on it becomes a very intriguing murder mystery. The character of Lisbeth Salander is very interesting but leaves you wanting to understand her more, which is why I plan on reading the Girl who Played With Fire.