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"Rooster in the Window" (1960) is a popular detective and crime novel by Croatian writer Milan Nikolić (Osijek, 1924 – Virovitica, 1970), one of the most widely read authors of post-war entertaining prose in Yugoslavia.
In the novel "Maigret's Revolver" (1952), a young man steals Maigret's revolver from an apartment. Maigret discovers a body in a suitcase, killed with that weapon. A chase ensues for the young man and the victim in danger, which takes him from Paris to Lo
Old lady Valentine Besson of Étretat claims someone tried to poison her drink, but her maid Rose dies instead. Maigret uncovers family secrets, greed for an inheritance, and a double murder. The 33rd novel in the Jules Maigret series.
An old Mr. Bouvet dies suddenly on the banks of the Seine while leafing through a book. The police discover that he has been living under a false identity. The investigation reveals his past, secrets and human loneliness, without any great crime – just a
"Street of Eternal Wind" (1965) is one of the most interesting novels by Croatian writer Milan Nikolić (1924–1970), known as the "Simenon of Virovitica" and a pioneer of the Yugoslav crime genre of the post-war period.
In the novel "The Trap," detective Kalagan is caught in a web of intrigue, lies, and danger. A mysterious case, seductive women, gangster gangs, and unexpected twists lead him through a tense noir world of murder and betrayal.