THE WATCHMAKER OF EVERTON - GEORGES SIMENON

In the quiet town of Everton, the life of Dave Galloway, a watchmaker and single father, is suddenly turned upside down. His son Ben, a seemingly well-behaved teenager, runs away from home, and soon it turns out that he is accompanied by the neighbor's daughter, Lillian Hawkins. This is just the beginning of shocking events that will shake Dave with each passing hour. Immerse yourself in a dark and suspenseful story that uncovers the secrets of a small town and complex interpersonal relationships.

• Engaging plot full of unexpected twists and turns
• Dark atmosphere of a small town hiding secrets
• Deep psychological analysis of the characters
• Universal themes of loneliness, loss, and the search for truth
• Simple and clear language characteristic of Simenon
• Ideal reading for lovers of psychological thrillers
• A book that makes you reflect on life and relationships

Georges Simenon, a master of psychological crime fiction, takes us on a journey to Everton, where dark secrets lurk beneath the surface of a quiet life. His novels are characterized by simple language and deep psychological analysis of the characters, which makes it easy for the reader to empathize with their emotions and experiences. Simenon, known primarily as the creator of Inspector Maigret, addresses universal themes of loneliness, loss, and the search for truth in his novels, which remain relevant to this day.

"The Watchmaker of Everton" is a story about a man who must face a sudden change in his life and discover the truth about his son. Dave Galloway, a watchmaker from Everton, leads a quiet and monotonous life, which is suddenly interrupted by his son's escape. As the plot unfolds, Dave discovers more and more shocking facts about his son and about himself. This novel is a study of loneliness and the attempt to understand another person, even if he seems foreign to us.

This book is an ideal proposition for lovers of psychological crime novels who appreciate an engaging plot, a dark atmosphere, and a deep psychological analysis of the characters. "The Watchmaker of Everton" is a novel that makes you reflect on life and interpersonal relationships, as well as how well we know the people who are closest to us. It is a reading that remains in the memory for a long time and encourages reflection.

The paperback edition makes the book light and handy, ideal for reading on the go or at home. The 207x145 mm format ensures comfortable reading, and 146 pages guarantee an engaging read for several hours. The year of publication, 2010, is proof that this novel has stood the test of time and continues to be popular with readers.