1. 322
   Smilla et l'amour de la neige par Peter Høeg (taz_)

   taz_: Charm school drop-outs Lisbeth Salander of "The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo" and Smilla Qaaviqaaq Jaspersen of "Smilla's Sense of Snow" strike me as unconventional soul sisters of the detective mystery. Each haunted by demons of the past, fiercely independent, armored in cynicism and misanthropy, they share a certain psychic landscape and brilliant, icy resourcefulness. If you love one, I predict you'll love the other.… (plus d'informations)

2. 92
   Meurtriers sans visage par Henning Mankell (Ronoc, Ronoc)
3. 60
   Meurtres à Gramercy Park par Carol O'Connell (kraaivrouw)

   kraaivrouw: I think Lisbeth and Mallory have a lot in common.

4. 93
   La cité des jarres par Arnaldur Indridason (ansate, ANeumann)
5. 40
   Le chant des sirènes par Val McDermid (kraaivrouw)

   kraaivrouw: It's mentioned in the book and it's another great thriller.

6. 40
   The Informationist par Taylor Stevens (aliklein)
7. 51
   1Q84 par Haruki Murakami (BillPilgrim)

   BillPilgrim: Another kick-ass female heroine

8. 51
   L'Homme du lac par Arnaldur Indridason (ansate)
9. 20
   Blue Belle par Andrew Vachss (birder4106)

   birder4106: Burke (Vacchs) und Salander (Larsson) haben sehr viel gemeinsam.

10. 53
    Child of the Hive par Jessica Meats (EllieM)

    EllieM: Are you wondering 'what next?' after reading the The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo? I recommend that you try Child of The Hive by Jessica Meats. Both books are plot driven action packed thrillers with a rather unexpected heroine. Like Lisbeth Salander, Child of the Hive's Sophie is a highly intelligent computer geek. Someone you would not necessarily choose as a best friend but you grow fond of her as the story progresses. Stieg Larsson's blockbuster is a more traditional 'whodunnit' and the main plot puzzle is the identity of the murderer. Jessica Meats writes in a slightly a different genre, Child of The Hive is a speculative thriller on the borders of science fiction, and as such it presents different puzzles. For example a moral one, exactly which sub group should I classify as 'the bad guys'? As for guessing the ending, most people will not see where the book is going. I failed. But the surprising nature of the story is much of its fun. With the benefit of hindsight you can see that the climax of 'Child' is tidy and satisfactory. Certainly not one of those annoying thrillers with a plot balanced on one very unlikely clue which has been carefully draped in numerous red herrings. Both books should appeal to a wide range of readers, but I suggest Child of the Hive is also more suitable for a slightly younger group than The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo which is distinctly adult in places. Child of The Hive is a really ‘good read’, I give it 5 stars out of five… (plus d'informations)

11. 31
    Au Lieu d'Exécution par Val McDermid (adithyajones)
12. 10
    Le Dahlia Noir par James Ellroy (5hrdrive)
13. 21
    Horreur boréale par Åsa Larsson (amberwitch)

    amberwitch: Wellwritten crimestories set in Sweden with female protagonists.

14. 21
    The crow road par Iain Banks (Utilisateur anonyme)
15. 1110
    Laisse-moi entrer par John Ajvide Lindqvist (MyriadBooks, mcenroeucsb)

    mcenroeucsb: Let the Right One In is a Swedish novel about a child vampire who just wants to be a normal kid, the pedophile who is obsessed with her, and the neighbor boy who wants to befriend her.

16. 32
    Les chiens de Riga par Henning Mankell (Ronoc)
17. 65
    La princesse des glaces par Camilla Läckberg (Patangel)
18. 00
    One Kick par Chelsea Cain (Utilisateur anonyme)
19. 00
    Purity par Jonathan Franzen (kristina25)
20. 00
    Brixton Hill par Zoë Beck (JuliaMaria)

(voir toutes les recommandations de 48)