I think I have now read every one of the Marjory Allingham's Albert Campion books .
I know there are some others that her husband, who was also a writter, finished after her death, and others that were written by Ripley and I may read these in the future, but for now I can say I have finished this series.
The last one I read was "The mind readers" , published in the 1960's, and it is curious to read what was seen as acceptable back then. (And I was a young women in the late 60's!). These books could almost be classed as a record of social mores over this period and they paint a vivid picture of society and London and it's surrounds over this period. I was in London in the early 1970's so there is a lot that was familiar to me but the period between the late 1900s through the 40's was an eye opener. I have to admit I like her writting better than Agatha Christie and have a feeling that her books will make a come back in popularity at some point.
Now, onto my next book.