MAIGRET HAS SCRUPLES - GEORGES SIMENON

In the world of crime novels, where tension intertwines with psychological depth, Georges Simenon emerges as a master of laconicism and iron logic. His novels, insightful portraits of various environments, have gained recognition from readers and critics around the world.

• Intriguing plot: Commissioner Maigret faces a difficult moral and professional dilemma.
• Psychological depth: The novel analyzes the mental states of the characters and their motivations.
• Laconic style: Simenon masterfully builds tension with economical means of expression.
• Realistic portraits: The novel depicts authentic environments and characters.
• Moral dilemma: Maigret must decide whether to launch an investigation without a victim.
• Cult hero: Commissioner Maigret is one of the most recognizable figures in crime literature.

„Maigret has scruples” is a story in which Commissioner Maigret faces one of the most difficult challenges in his career. Xavier Marton comes to Maigret's office with suspicions that his wife is planning to poison him. Soon after, Marton's wife visits the commissioner, claiming that Xavier has psychological problems. Maigret faces a dilemma: should he launch an investigation into a case where there is no victim? Can neglecting the case lead to a tragedy that could have been prevented?

Georges Simenon, born in 1903 in Liège, is a Belgian writer, known primarily as the creator of the character of Commissioner Maigret. His novels, characterized by psychological depth, realistic social portraits and a laconic style, have won him worldwide recognition. Simenon is considered one of the most important crime writers of the 20th century.

C&T Publishing presents „Maigret has scruples” as another volume in the series about Commissioner Maigret. The book, which has 140 pages, is published in a paperback cover with dimensions of 207x147 mm. This is a great opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of intrigue and moral dilemmas that Georges Simenon so masterfully created.