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Raymond Chandler's classic gritty crime novel, Goodbye, My Darling (1940), the second novel featuring private detective Philip Marlowe, takes us through the dark streets of Los Angeles and fictional Bay City in the 1930s.
The novel High Window, the third in the series about private detective Philip Marlowe, takes place in sunny but corrupt Los Angeles. Marlowe, a cynic at heart, navigates through the glitz of Hollywood, where high windows hide falls into the abyss.
Inspector Borna Herman in his prime and his former mentor, forensic scientist Irma Steeg, found a detective agency and solved their first case.
Both novels emphasize Simenon's focus on the psychology of the characters and the atmosphere, rather than the crime itself.
Perry Mason and the Frightened Accomplice by Earle Stanley Gardner is a crime novel in which attorney Perry Mason investigates a complex case involving blackmail, fraud, and murder.
In both novels, Maigret, through investigations and court proceedings, uncovers the hidden motives and psychology of the characters, showing that behind crimes there are always complex human stories.