MAIGRET AND THE GANGSTERS - GEORGES SIMENON

Discover the world of the Parisian underworld in Georges Simenon's masterful crime novel. Commissioner Maigret faces a dangerous intrigue involving American gangsters. Will he be able to solve the mystery and save Paris from a wave of crime?

• Simenon's laconic style and iron logic
• Well-portrayed criminal environments
• Engaging plot full of tension and twists
• A classic of crime fiction that still delights readers
• New edition in the series about Commissioner Maigret
• Ideal reading for genre lovers

„Maigret and the Gangsters” is another installment in the series about Commissioner Maigret, which has enjoyed unwavering popularity among readers around the world for years. Georges Simenon created a character who has permanently entered the canon of crime literature. His novels are characterized not only by an engaging plot, but also by a deep psychological portrait of the characters and a realistic picture of society.

In this part, Commissioner Maigret must face American gangsters who roam Paris and threaten the safety of the city. The case begins with the disappearance of Inspector Lognon, called the Unlucky One, and a mysterious burglary into his house. Maigret quickly discovers that dangerous criminals are involved in the case, who will stop at nothing to achieve their goal. The commissioner must use all his knowledge and experience to solve the mystery and save Paris from a wave of crime.

Georges Simenon (1903-1989) is one of the most outstanding writers of the 20th century, author of over 200 novels, including the famous series about Commissioner Maigret. His books have been translated into dozens of languages and have sold millions of copies worldwide. Simenon was a master of plot and psychological portrait, and his novels still delight readers with their relevance and universal message. C&T Publishing presents further volumes of the adventures of Commissioner Maigret, which are published in new, carefully prepared editions.

The book has a paperback cover and a format of 205x146 mm. It has 144 pages. Year of publication: 2019.