Book Review: Georges Simenon's A Man's Head

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A Man's Head is the 5th book in his Inspector Maigret Series, each book consists of different stories. These stories revolve around Inspector Maigret, who is a police inspector in Paris, France. Georges Joseph Christian Simenon was a Belgian writer. A prolific author who published nearly 500 novels and numerous short works, Simenon is best known as the creator of the fictional detective Jules Maigret.

Genres: Mystery, Crime Fiction, Detective fiction

Published: 1931

Author: Georges Simenon

Our Critique - This book is one of its own kind. As the story takes place in France, by reading this book you come around many French phrases and words. Which according to us is one of the up sides of this book. Book is not very long (136 pages only) and always is in pace. This is a wonderfully written and evocative novel, so atmospheric and just so French. If you love crime we recommend you to read it, you are surely going to love it.

Ratings -
3.8/5 - Goodreads

4/5 - Amazon 

3.5/5 - InfoThirst

Synopsis - A rich American widow and her maid have been stabbed to death in a brutal attack. All the evidence points to Joseph, a young drifter, and he is soon arrested. But what is his motive? Or is he just a pawn in a wider conspiracy?

Inspector Maigret believes the police have the wrong man and lets him escape from prison to prove his innocence. Perhaps, with Joseph on the loose, the real murderer will surface.

A deadly game of cross and double-cross has begun…

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