Albert Campion: The China Governess : Albert Campion #17 (Paperback)

from cameling

One of the last in the Albert Champion series, a young man engaged to be married is shocked when rumors start to circulate about his parentage. Determined to uncover the truth as to his identity, and with the encouragement of his fiancee's father, he puts their engagement on hold until he finds t...

from nordie

One of the later Campion stories, that features not so much Campion and even less Lugg (who barely gets a speaking part in it all) Set about 20 years after WWII and Timothy, about to elope with his fiancee, finds out that he was adopted and the man he thought was his father isnt. Meanwhile, in a ...

from nordie

One of the later Campion stories, that features not so much Campion and even less Lugg (who barely gets a speaking part in it all) Set about 20 years after WWII and Timothy, about to elope with his fiancee, finds out that he was adopted and the man he thought was his father isnt. Meanwhile, in a...

from ChazziFrazz

Albert Campion finds himself called upon to help find the true parentage of a young man on the brink of marriage. Adopted by the Kinnet family, during the evacuation of London at the beginning of WWII, there was no record of the birth parents or birth place of Timothy. The Kinnets had the money a...

from bcquinnsmom

Sadly, this is one of the last books of the Campion series; I'm going to really miss these books when I've finished. Sigh. Oh well, I suppose that's why I keep these things forever so that someday I can go back and reread them. In the prologue, a council flat is vandalized to such an extent that ...