Maigret in New York
Maigret in New York by Georges Simenon is a reprint edition published by Penguin on July 26, 2016. This 192-page book follows the renowned detective Maigret, who, at the age of 56 and newly retired, is drawn back into action when he is approached by Jean, the son of a wealthy New York businessman. Jean fears for his father’s safety and persuades Maigret to travel to New York, where the investigation quickly takes a twist when Jean himself goes missing.
Readers will find that Maigret’s journey unfolds against the intriguing backdrop of New York City, where he must navigate a web of old crimes and treacherous characters. As he grapples with his role as an outsider in a bustling metropolis, the narrative delves into themes of mystery and suspense. This edition presents a compelling exploration of crime and detective work, showcasing Simenon’s signature storytelling style.
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“A writer as comfortable with reality as with fiction, with passion as with reason.” —John Le Carré
When the son of a wealthy businessman fears for his father’s life, Maigret is plucked from retirement to visit New York on an unlikely quest
Aged 56 and in his first year of retirement at Meung-sur-Loire, Maigret is surprised with a visit by Jean, the son of wealthy New York businessman John Maura. With the assistance of his aging lawyer, Jean convinces Maigret to accompany him to New York, where he believes his father is in danger. But things take an unexpected turn upon their arrival when it is Jean himself who disappears. Set against the mysterious backdrop of New York City, Maigret’s investigation must unearth old crimes, outsmart treacherous characters, and overcome his status as an outsider policeman in the city.
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