INSPECTOR MAIGRET AND THE SATURDAY CLIENT - GEORGES SIMENON

Discover a fascinating story with psychological undertones that will draw you into the world of Inspector Maigret. Travel to old Paris and feel its unique atmosphere. Meet Leonard Planchon, a man with a harelip who visits Inspector Maigret on a Saturday evening, confessing that he intends to kill his wife and her lover. Will the inspector be able to prevent a tragedy?

• Crime novel with psychological undertones for lovers of deep character analysis
• The action is set in Paris, allowing you to feel the atmosphere of the city
• Unexpected plot twists keep you in suspense until the very end
• The intriguing character of Leonard Planchon, who confesses his intentions to the inspector
• The series about the intelligent Inspector Maigret, known from many film adaptations

Georges Simenon is a master of crime fiction who focuses on the psychological aspects of crime in his novels. His characters are complex, full of contradictions, and the plot surprises with unexpected twists. The book "Inspector Maigret and the Saturday Client" is an excellent example of his work, which draws the reader into a world of intrigue and mystery.

Inspector Maigret is a character who has permanently entered the history of crime literature. His investigative methods are based on intuition and keen observation, and his goal is to understand the motives of the perpetrator. In the book "Inspector Maigret and the Saturday Client", the inspector must face a difficult task, which is to prevent a crime before it happens. Will he be able to stop the desperate Leonard Planchon?

The book "Inspector Maigret and the Saturday Client" is a must-read for all crime novel lovers who appreciate the psychological aspects of crime. Simenon created the character of Inspector Maigret, who has permanently entered the canon of crime literature. His novels are not only captivating stories, but also deep analyses of the human psyche. Travel to Paris and solve the mystery of the Saturday client!

C&T Publishing has ensured high quality of the edition, making reading even more enjoyable. The paperback cover and 203x146 mm format make the book fit perfectly in your hand. Number of pages: 122. Year of publication: 2011.