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The Cat's Eye by the French writer Claude Aveline is a criminal and psychological novel in which tension is built through mystery, human psychology and the search for truth.
In the Car is a crime (detective) novel by English writer George Webb Appleton, published in Zagreb in 1917. It is a translation of one of his light detective novels from the early 20th century.
Both novels emphasize Simenon's focus on the psychology of the characters and the atmosphere, rather than the crime itself.
The Lion and the Lamb by E. Phillips Oppenheim (1920s) is a spy and adventure novel that intertwines intrigue, diplomacy, and a love story between a powerful “lion” and a naive “lamb” in the European political milieu.
Henrik Petterson no longer knows who or what to trust, and the line between the Game and real life has never been more fragile. Nevertheless, he is determined to uncover the truth behind the Game, no matter the consequences...
The novel explores the moral dilemmas and social contradictions of post-war Europe. Through a tense crime story, the novel follows the protagonist as he faces personal and political challenges, revealing complex relationships.