Black Plumes is a murder mystery but does not feature Margery Allingham’s usual sleuth, Albert Campion (despite a mention of “Uncle Adolphus” that had my heart leaping with hope). So it lacks the bonus layer of interest that comes from following the development of a single character over many books and many years of his supposed life/5(). Vandalism has progressed to murder. Thus begins “Black Plumes,” a mystery by Golden Age writer Margery Allingham. Originally published in , the mystery is one of the very few that did not feature Allingham’s famous detective Albert Campion (although he /5(). · Black Plumes (Paperback) Published March 16th by Felony Mayhem. Paperback, pages. Author (s): Margery Allingham. ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language: English.
Black Plumes (Paperback) Published March 16th by Felony Mayhem. Paperback, pages. Author (s): Margery Allingham. ISBN: (ISBN ) Edition language: English. Intimidation of an English family, owners of an art gallery, through killing of those connected with the gallery. Beautiful Ivory's romance is almost smashed — her sister's past is revealed in its unsavoriness — but the killer is caught. Smooth reading and writing. Crime Club selection and a good 'un. Black Plumes, a standalone mystery from Queen of Crime Margery Allingham is sure to delight fans of her Campion series.. The slashing of a valuable painting at the renowned Ivory Gallery in London, one of the most prestigious art galleries in the world - followed by the murder of the proprietor's son-in-law, Robert, sets the stage for another finely tuned Allingham mystery.
Black Plumes is a murder mystery but does not feature Margery Allingham’s usual sleuth, Albert Campion (despite a mention of “Uncle Adolphus” that had my heart leaping with hope). So it lacks the bonus layer of interest that comes from following the development of a single character over many books and many years of his supposed life. Vandalism has progressed to murder. Thus begins “Black Plumes,” a mystery by Golden Age writer Margery Allingham. Originally published in , the mystery is one of the very few that did not feature Allingham’s famous detective Albert Campion (although he lived not far away from the setting for this novel). Black Plumes. Black Plumes, a standalone mystery from Queen of Crime Margery Allingham is sure to delight fans of her Campion series. The slashing of a valuable painting at the renowned Ivory Gallery in London, one of the most prestigious art galleries in the world – followed by the murder of the proprietor’s son-in-law, Robert, sets the stage for another finely tuned Allingham mystery.
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