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    The Girl Who Played with Fire by Stieg Lars­son is the sec­ond book in the Mil­len­ni­um Tril­o­gy. It fol­lows hack­er Lis­beth Salan­der as she becomes the prime sus­pect in a dou­ble mur­der case. As jour­nal­ist Mikael Blomkvist inves­ti­gates, dark secrets about Lis­beth’s past are uncov­ered, lead­ing to a thrilling con­spir­a­cy.

    1. Chapter 32
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    2. Chapter 31
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    3. Chapter 30
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    4. CHAPTER 29
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    5. Chapter 28
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    6. Chapter 27
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    7. Chapter 26
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    8. Chapter 25
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    9. Chapter 24
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    10. Chapter 23
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    11. Chapter 22
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    12. Chapter 21
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    13. Chapter 20
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    14. Chapter 19
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    15. Chapter 18
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    16. Chapter 17
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    17. Chapter 16
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    18. Chapter 15
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    19. Chapter 14
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    20. Chapter 13
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    21. Chapter 12
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    22. Chapter 11
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    23. Chapter 10
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    24. Chapter 9
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    25. Chapter 8
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    26. Chapter 7
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    27. Chapter 6
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    28. Chapter 5
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    29. Chapter 4
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    30. Chapter 3
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    31. Chapter 2
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    32. Chapter 1
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