This is the sixth book in the Millenium series originated by Stieg Larsson and written by David Lagercrantz. English translation by George Golding.
The writing style is very much in imitation of Larsson's in the earlier books, so if you're happy with that you'll enjoy this more than I did.
As a thriller, the book is sadly lacking in action: what action there is takes place mostly over 20 or 30 pages in the second half. The style is very discursive; every step in the plot is packed out with long detailed descriptions of what the characters are doing, thinking, what their history is or what the press are saying about them.  Despite this overload of detail, I came away with no real feel for the characters and who they really were. By the end of the book I was left with a very empty feeling and the realisation that little had changed for any of the characters (and that the writer doesn't really know anything about climbing).

När en hemlös man hittas död i en park väcker det ingen större uppmärksamhet. Men rättsläkaren Fredrika Nyman misstänker att något är fel och kontaktar Mikael Blomkvist, som lite motvilligt börjar undersöka fallet. När den oidentifierade mannen visar sig kunna ha kopplingar till Johannes Forsell, Sveriges försvarsminister, blir fallet genast högaktuellt. Blomkvist behöver hjälp av Lisbeth Salander, men hon befinner sig i Moskva och går inte att nå. Lisbeth har bestämt sig för att en gång för alla göra upp med sin syster Camilla. 

Tredje och sista delen från David Lagercrantzs penna bjuder på politiska skandaler, DNA-forskning, Himalayaexpeditioner och organiserat näthat. Det är inte helt enkelt att reda ut alla trådar och ibland ger jag upp i mina försök att hänga med - det brukar lösa sig ändå. 

Blomkvist är sig lik och jag gillar att Bublanski och Modig får lite utrymme igen. Däremot tycker jag att Lisbeth inte alltid beter sig som hon brukar. Kan inte riktigt peka på något specifikt, det är nog mer en känsla jag får. Nu ser jag fram emot att se hur Karin Smirnoff har tagit sig an karaktärerna!

I primi 5 libri sono molto belli, questo meno, è piuttosto lento e ripetitivo. 

 this one was okay, it felt like they tried to put too much into too short of a book. It felt rushed. I also don't know if there's a spin-off series only in Swedish, but the ending just seemed to not really be a full ending to a series. 

I liked this one much more than #5, also written by Lagercrantz.  Maybe it was me, maybe Lagercrantz is hitting his jam in this series he has continued.  At any rate, Lisbeth  is up to her old tricks - being the superhero nerd character that I fell for from the start.  Mikel gets swept up in a political issue that reaches its icy fingers back to a Mt Everest climb from years before.  Lisbeth is tracking her sister. And all the threads weave in and out of the novel in a seamless way.