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The Camille Verhœven series by Pierre Lemaitre is a crime fiction series set in France, featuring the character of Camille Verhœven, a police inspector. The series consists of three books published between 2006 and 2013. Each novel explores themes of justice, morality, and the complexities of human behavior within the context of criminal investigations. The series is rooted in the French cultural and social landscape, examining the personal and professional challenges faced by its protagonist. The narratives are grounded in the realities of French law enforcement and societal structures, with Camille Verhœven central to the story in each installment. The series is part of the broader body of work by Pierre Lemaitre, a French author and screenwriter known for his contributions to crime fiction.
Publication order
In the order the books were originally released.
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2006 · Pierre Lemaitre
Travail Soigné (Irène) is a crime novel by French novelist Pierre Lemaitre, originally published in French in 2006 and translated into English by…
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Companion & related books
Related titles and editions that sit outside the main numbered order.
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Commandant Verhoeven is a police officer whose life is upended by a brutal murder that bears striking similarities to scenes described in a James…
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Frequently asked questions
What order should I read the Camille Verhœven series books in?
Read them in publication order, starting with “Travail Soigné”. Start with “Travail Soigné.”
How many books are in the Camille Verhœven series series?
We list 4 books by Pierre Lemaitre , published between 2006–2014.
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