Georges Simenon
Assize Court
Adelphi
a cabinetmaker, decided to make the bandit not to ruin your hands. He has a lover as a young prostitute, but you keep a widow. The latter is killed, and our man arrested. The interrogation of the PM seems as those of Peter's version of "Clean Hands" and thus the former cabinet-maker finds himself in a perverse, but Simenon writes that since then, the vain mobster begin to live "its true life, life according to his fate. "
What is it?
Read it even if it is a sad and melancholy book, like most of his novels.
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