Albert Campion: Flowers for the Judge : Albert Campion #7 (Paperback)

from DeltaQueen50

Originally published in 1936, Flowers For the Judge by Margery Allingham is the 7th in her Albert Campion series. In this book, Campion is called upon to help clear a friend of a murder charge. Although the evidence against him is mostly circumstantial, it is very clear that he is in love with th...

from bcquinnsmom

#7 in the Albert Campion series. This installment finds our good friend Mr. Campion involved in a mystery in which a man is found dead in a publishing company's basement. A man is found to be guilty of his murder at the coroner's inquest, but is really the killer? He, of all of the possible suspe...

from Hanneri

The publishing firm of Barnabus is suddenly in the spotlight for all the wrong reasons when one of its directors is found dead in a locked cellar which the firm uses as a strong-room. Albert Campion has already been called in to investigate because Paul has disappeared and naturally becomes invol...

from antiquary

Te title refers to a bouquet of flowers traditionally given a judge to protect him from the disses (or stench) of the prisoners.

from rocalisa

Paul Brande is found dead in his publishing firm's strong room under puzzling circumstances. At the inquest, this death is ruled to be murder and his cousin, Mike, is arrested for the crime. Certain his young friend is innocent and asked to investigate by Brande's neglected widow, Gina, Albert Ca...