Maigret and the Man on the Bench (Maigret #41)

 Maigret and the Man on the Bench (Maigret #41)
by Georges Simenon, Translated by David Watson
Pages: 192
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

To find a murderer, Inspector Maigret, has to discover who the victim really was. He appears to have a whole other secret life that his family and friends are unaware of. Which version of his life is the one that led him to his death? A quick, read.

Maigret and the Killer (Maigret #70)

 Maigret and the Killer (Maigret #70)
by Georges Simenon, Translated by Lyn Moir
Pages: 168
Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

Inspector Maigret accompanies his friend and physician on an emergency call and is drawn into a common street crime. Or so it appears at first, but this is not the obvious murder that it seems. Maigret is lead to a mysterious killer who leaves exasperating clues. Translated from the French. First published in 1969. A quick straight-forward detective story. Even though the work is translated French names have been retained for places and addresses.