
Maigret's Dead Man
아직 평점이 없습니다
Mystery
Science Fiction
Children’s
형식
페이퍼백
페이지
240
언어
영어
출판됨
Sep 27, 2016
출판사
Penguin Books
판
29th
ISBN-10
0241206375
ISBN-13
9780241206379
설명
Detective Inspector Maigret finds himself grappling with the unsettling disappearance of a man who seems to have vanished into thin air. Set against the atmospheric backdrop of post-war Europe, this enthralling story plunges Maigret into the murky depths of crime and intrigue, where nothing is quite as it seems. As he navigates the shadowy corridors of deceit, he uncovers secrets buried deep within the community.
His investigation leads him through various social strata, revealing the complexities and contradictions of human nature. With each clue he unravels, Maigret is forced to confront the multi-faceted lives of those involved, drawing him closer to the heart of the mystery. The relationships between characters, tinged with both desperation and hope, create a rich tapestry that highlights the nuances of their personalities.
Simenon's storytelling carries a weight that transcends simple detective work, delving into the psychological dimensions of his characters. Maigret remains a steadfast figure of calm as he navigates the tumultuous waters of morality and truth, ultimately leading to revelations that redefine his understanding of justice.
His investigation leads him through various social strata, revealing the complexities and contradictions of human nature. With each clue he unravels, Maigret is forced to confront the multi-faceted lives of those involved, drawing him closer to the heart of the mystery. The relationships between characters, tinged with both desperation and hope, create a rich tapestry that highlights the nuances of their personalities.
Simenon's storytelling carries a weight that transcends simple detective work, delving into the psychological dimensions of his characters. Maigret remains a steadfast figure of calm as he navigates the tumultuous waters of morality and truth, ultimately leading to revelations that redefine his understanding of justice.