For forty years, the mystery of the disappearance of a young relative has haunted the aging industrial magnate, and now he makes the last attempt in his life - he entrusts the search to journalist Mikael Blomkvist. He takes on a hopeless case more in order to escape from his own troubles, but soon realizes: the problem is even more complicated than it seems at first glance. How is the long-standing incident on the island connected with several murders of women that happened over the years in different parts of Sweden? What does this have to do with quotes from the Third Book of Moses? And who, in the end, attempted the life of Mikael himself when he came too close to the solution? And even more so, he could not imagine that the investigation would lead him to absolute hell in the midst of an idyllically peaceful town. / Late in the evening, a journalist and his girlfriend were shot dead in their apartment - people who were studying channels for the supply of sex slaves from Eastern Europe to Sweden. Representatives of government structures have been spotted among the clients of the low-profile business. It seems obvious which circles benefited from the death of these two. Mikael Blomkvist begins his own investigation into the deaths of his colleagues and friends and suddenly learns that his longtime acquaintance Lisbeth Salander, the strangest girl in the world, prone to playing with fire, is suspected of murder - for example, fill it with gasoline. Throughout Sweden there is a hunt for a “psychopathic killer”, but Lisbeth is not afraid to challenge anyone - the mafia, social structures, and death itself... Contents: 1. Stieg Larsson: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo (Translation: Anna Savitskaya)2. Stieg Larsson: The Girl Who Played with Fire (Translation: Inna Streblova)3. Stieg Larsson: The Girl Who Blew Up Castles in the Air (Translation: Anna Savitskaya)4. Stieg Larsson - David Lagerkrantz: The Girl Who Got Stuck in the Web (Translation: Anna Savitskaya)5. David Lagerkrantz: The Girl Who Searched for Someone Else's Shadow (Translation: Olga Bochenkova)