THE INNOCENT GEORGES SIMENON

Discover the dark side of the human psyche in Georges Simenon's novel "The Innocent". This captivating story takes the reader into a world of secrets and innuendo, where everyone has something to hide. Immerse yourself in the labyrinth of emotions and discover how thin the line is between innocence and guilt.

• Masterful study of human characters
• Captivating plot full of suspense
• Dark atmosphere of mystery and innuendo
• Psychological depth of characters
• Simple language that delights

Georges Simenon, the creator of the legendary Commissioner Maigret, in his novels dur, as he called them himself, explores the darkest corners of the human soul. "The Innocent" is an excellent example of his talent for analyzing human characters and showing complex interpersonal relationships. The writer describes with amazing simplicity the tragic fates of heroes whose works have been translated into most languages of the world. His books are literary perfect romances that remain in the reader's memory for a long time.

Twenty years of Annette and Georges Célerin's life together are brutally interrupted by a tragic accident. Annette dies under the wheels of a car, and the circumstances of her death raise many questions. Georges, a respected jeweler, decides to find out on his own the truth about the last moments of his wife's life. Analyzing the past years of marriage, he discovers that he never really knew the woman he spent two decades with. This shocking story shows how easy it is to live next to each other without knowing the true motivations and secrets of the other person.

"The Innocent" is a novel that makes you reflect on the nature of the human psyche and the complexity of interpersonal relationships. Simenon masterfully builds tension, gradually revealing to the reader further layers of mystery. This book is a real treat for lovers of psychological and crime literature who appreciate in-depth analysis and surprising plot twists. Let yourself be carried away by this dark story and discover what lies behind the facade of innocence.

Published in 207x147 mm format, 144 pages, paperback. Year of publication: 2015. Publisher C&T.