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It was a bleak evening at the Crawley mansion in Vanity Fair. Satisfying her curiosity, Rebecca Sharp revealed to the unwelcome guest, Sir Pitt, a letter she had stumbled upon. The letter was addressed to Rawdon Crawley, Rebecca's beloved husband, from an unheard-of admirer. Inviting Sir Pitt into the antiquated drawing room, Rebecca handed over the envelope, her heart sinking with the weight of a terrible truth.

In the shrouded darkness of Stockholm, a series of mysterious murders shatter the city's relative tranquility. No one had a clue about the enigmatic perpetrator, but there was someone who could possibly solve this mystery - Lisbeth Salander, the girl with the dragon tattoo.

Lisbeth Salander, the enigmatic hacker, was in deep thought, scornfully ruminating her past. In this sequel of Stieg Larsson's trilogy, 'The Girl Who Played with Fire', Salander has returned to Sweden after her excursion into warmer climes. She had been away, licking her wounds, both mental and physical, and now she's back with a new objective - to clear her name.