Albert Campion: The Mind Readers : Albert Campion #18 (Paperback)

from Jennie_103

I was really enjoying this book but I found the ending confusing and unsatisfactory. I thought there were too many characters - particularly the "bad guys" and it wasn't clear what was happening.

from antiquary

A late book in the Albert Campion series; arguably science fiction; it assumes a demonstrable physical confirmation of telepathy is discovered. Allingham herself regarded it as credible.

from charlie68

Good but not the best of the Albert Campion stories.

from ChazziFrazz

Sam Ferris and Edward Longfox, cousins, are on their way to London by train. They are coming home on holiday from school in the east country, and expect to be met by Sam's mother at Liverpool station. Instead, a young lady shows up claiming to be from hospital and to take the boys to see Mrs. Fer...

from raizel

A device that lets the wearer read minds is the MacGuffin in this mystery with Campion, now married and with a son at Harvard. I would have liked even more discussion of how mind-reading would change the world.