This is the next novel in the Trilogy, I read the girl with a dragon tattoo recently and I began this book a few weeks ago. The book is similar to the first in the way there is excitement, action, and mystery. It keeps readers on their toes not able to expect what's next. It is a good sequel that follows a good first book.

In this book, I identify with the work rate that some of the characters have. They are trying to release a book and working very hard for it to happen, there are many difficulties but they figure it out and find a way to keep on going.

The way some chapters were written was interesting because sometimes it would be a page for a chapter or other times it would be pages long. I thought that the book was well written.

I am inclined to read this book at some point because think that I would find this book interesting. I sounds like a good book and when many people recommend it that just makes it more appealing.

One of the antagonists in the book is Katsuo a Japanese racer. He works against the protagonist trying to poison her and break her bike or try and make her unable to keep racing.

At this point in the book, Yael has many different conflicts. She has inner conflicts, conflicts with other characters, and even natural conflicts. She questions who she truly is and at the same time has very strong conflicts with the other racers, which makes it very difficult for her.

Wolf by Wolf is a book aimed at younger readers which is apparent, it is clear that it is meant to be exciting and also touching. This is not a deep read but it takes place during the second world war about a motorcycle race throughout the axis territories and it follows a Jewish girl who sneaks into the race.

A Swedish-based story that revolves around Mikael Blomkvist, a recently convicted journalist who leaves home to pursue a cold case that involves Harriet Vagner, who has been missing for more than forty years.