Albert Campion: Hide My Eyes : Albert Campion #16 (Paperback)

from elliezann

Another Albert Campion mystery that keeps the reader involved.This is an interesting story since we know who the murderer is right away. The question is whether Campion and his sidekick, Scotland Yard Superintendent Charles Luke, can solve the murders. The art of detection at its best.

from benfulton

Top flight. Not a whodunit, but fascinating to watch the story unfold alongside the murderer's character. Campion's role is minimal as the story revolves around the murderer and the young man who, almost at random, takes an interest in him. My only complaint is that there's no explanation of how ...

from antiquary

Charles Luke, now a new superintendent in Scotland Yard, is convinced a little London square called Garden Green is linked to a whole series of crimes. His superiors think he is crazy, but Campion takes the idea seriously. The reader knows it is true, because there are alternating sections from t...

from charlie68

Another surprisingly good book, with little mystery but quite a lot of suspense, and something under the surface a moral perhaps. Unlike most stories with Mr. Campion though, he plays more of a supporting role in this one.

from adeeba_zamaan

I don't believe this is really Allingham, but her husband, because the novel is plot-centric rather than Campion-centric. I enjoyed it, and the plot kept me intrigued, but I could have done with more Campion, because after all, what readers want is more of the characters we love most.