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Mr Campion's Wings (An Albert Campion Mystery Book 9)
by Mike Ripley
Another witty, gripping and highly entertaining story in this series.
Mike Ripley does an excellent job in recreating Albert Campion, Lugg and the characters from the classic Allingham's stories.
This one, set in 1965, has some elements of a spy story mixed with a classic whodunit. It's as entertaining and witty as the other novels in this series.
I had fun in reading it and I loved the descriptions of Cambridge in the Sixties.
One note: there're some technical descriptions that I found a bit boring and hard to follow.
Recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine
Mike Ripley does an excellent job in recreating Albert Campion, Lugg and the characters from the classic Allingham's stories.
This one, set in 1965, has some elements of a spy story mixed with a classic whodunit. It's as entertaining and witty as the other novels in this series.
I had fun in reading it and I loved the descriptions of Cambridge in the Sixties.
One note: there're some technical descriptions that I found a bit boring and hard to follow.
Recommended.
Many thanks to the publisher and Netgalley for this ARC, all opinions are mine