Maigret Sets a Trap

by Georges Simenon

First published 1955 · 160 pages

About this book

A killer stalking the streets of Montmartre has murdered five women and Maigret is making no head-way in the case. After consulting the distinguished psychiatrist, Professor Tissot, he decides to use psycho-logical means to trap the killer.

Firstly, he fakes an arrest, hoping that the murderer, in a fit of jealousy at someone stealing his thunder, will strike again. And he provides him with scores of suit-able potential victims in the shape of policewomen, proficient in the art of judo.

The trap has been set.

  • Fiction
  • Jules Maigret (Fictitious character)
  • Police
  • Serial murder investigation
  • Detective Stories
  • Large type books
  • Paris (france), fiction
  • French language

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