MAIGRET AND THE UPPER CLASS - GEORGES SIMENON

Immerse yourself in the world of intrigue and mystery with Commissioner Maigret! Laconicism, iron logic and brilliantly portrayed environments are the main advantages of Georges Simenon's crime novels. Feel the atmosphere of Paris and get drawn into an investigation that will lead you through a labyrinth of secrets.

• Engrossing plot that keeps you in suspense until the last page
• Excellent psychological portraits of figures from high society
• Realistic depiction of the Parisian criminal world
• Laconic style that emphasizes the dynamics of action
• Iron logic of Commissioner Maigret in solving riddles
• Brilliantly portrayed environments that come to life on the pages of the novel

When Armand de Saint-Hilaire is found dead in his office, the case is transferred to Commissioner Maigret. The shot count was a former ambassador, and the investigation requires sensitivity and discretion. It quickly turns out that this story resembles a cheap romance in which people from high society are involved. Commissioner Maigret, who does not know this world, feels irritation and frustration.

Georges Simenon (1903–1989) is a writer who has been revered for his unique style for generations. As the author of over 200 novels, he has earned the reputation of a master of plot. He created the character of Commissioner Maigret, who has permanently entered the history of crime literature. His novels are a combination of insightful social observations, psychological depth and suspenseful action. Simenon knew how to capture the atmosphere of Paris like no other and introduce the reader to the world of crime and intrigue.

"Maigret and the upper class" is another volume in the series about Commissioner Maigret, which is published by C&T. This is a great opportunity to get to know or remember this outstanding writer and his unforgettable figure. This novel is not only a crime novel, but also a study of human characters and relationships that make reading even more fascinating. An ideal offer for lovers of classic crime novels and good literature.

Edition: C&T, 2019, 124 pages, format: 204x147 mm, paperback.