The Millenium Saga ends in August with "The Girl Who Lived Twice"

The saga Millennium ends in August 2019 with the novel & # 39; The girl who has lived twice & # 39;, sixth and final installment of this cult series which debuted the late Swedish writer Stieg Larsson and his compatriot continued David Lagercrantz

On August 27, he will be at the bookstores This novel published in Spanish Ediciones Destino, both for Spain and for Latin America the last of a saga that has added more than 100 million readers worldwide.

More than 50 countries will publish in a major international version this latest story of Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist who started Larsson but who has never seen his published novels since his death in 2004 from a heart attacks 50 years old.

Lagercrantz (Sweden, 1962) accepted in 2013 the order of the Swedish publishing house Norstedts to follow up the series of & # 39; & # 39 ;, Millenium by decision of the heirs of Larsson, so that he wrote the last three.

"Continue the huge success of the Millennium series of Stieg Larsson It was not an easy task, it was to maintain the quality of previous books: the relief of David Lagercrantz it has been approved by critics and the public and has undoubtedly left the best for the end, "says Destino Publishing House in a press release.

In & # 39; The girl who has lived twice & # 39;, in which there will be political scandals and riddles in the highest realms of power, readers will find a Lisbeth Salander prepared for final battle against his sister Camilla But this time, he will take the initiative and try to free himself from the pain of life.

Mikael Blomkvistmeanwhile, investigating the death of a beggar who is only known to have died while pronouncing the name of the Swedish Defense Minister and who kept the number of phone of the journalist in your pocket. Mikael will need Lisbeth's help, but for her, the past is a bomb on the verge of explode.

Before the publication of the novel have been deployed once again large security measures to preserve the Confidentiality around the launch: there is only one hard copy of the original manuscript.

At Nordsteds, the Swedish publishing house, only two people had access to the original, which they kept under three keys and with several security cameras. And David Lagercrantz rewrote the novel without having access to the Internet to avoid hackers.