The Girl Who Lived Twice

by David Lagercrantz

Sarah's take

I recommend *The Girl Who Lived Twice* because it beautifully intertwines Lisbeth's fierce determination with the haunting shadows of her past, all while unraveling a gripping mystery that speaks to themes of resilience and identity. This book is perfect for readers who appreciate complex female protagonists navigating the intricacies of their own histories while confronting the weight of external forces like espionage and betrayal.

About the book

Lisbeth Salberg investigates a mysterious death on Mount Everest that unearths a web of Russian intelligence operations and forces her to confront buried secrets from her traumatic past. As she pursues the truth across continents, the relentless hacker must navigate deadly adversaries while grappling with questions of identity, survival, and whether redemption is possible for someone who has lived twice.

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