Psychology literature

Nicolas Haddad chose America as the setting for his first novel about "Hooker the Trickster." It conveys to the reader his astonishment at the tricks and tricks of the people of the West that were coupled with their scientific and technological progress in the twentieth century. "Jack Hooker" here performs two different characters very well; His sharp intelligence and resourcefulness helped him engage in criminal activity, as himself at times and as Jan Schaeffler, the real estate broker, at other times. He and his gang profited thousands of dollars, and in the meantime he did not forget his share of fines. But will Hooker continue to arouse the suspicion of the police officers in New York and lead them into a tailspin, managing to evade the grip of justice indefinitely?