Maigret Sets a Trap by Georges Simenon (Farsi)

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Maigret Sets a Trap by Georges Simenon is a tense, cerebral crime novel that follows the renowned Inspector Maigret as he hunts a serial killer terrorizing the women of Paris. With little physical evidence and public panic mounting, Maigret devises a psychological strategy—laying an elaborate trap to lure the killer out. The novel explores not just the procedural aspects of police work, but the mental chess game between hunter and hunted. Simenon crafts a gripping atmosphere, where the emotional toll of the case weighs heavily on both Maigret and his team. As the Inspector navigates through false leads, public pressure, and the disturbed psyche of the murderer, the story builds with quiet intensity toward its resolution.