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Tag Archives: Margery Allingham
Sweet Danger
Who is the heir to Averna? Are there any Pontisbrights left to claim this small estate that has suddenly become a much coveted prize property? The dispute over a small parcel of land that an earthquake has revealed to be … Continue reading
Look to the Lady
I picked up this Margery Allingham book at the library last week and finally got to it. It was a quick read, but not one of my favorites. The plot was so interesting at first that I found myself caught … Continue reading
Library
It’s been a busy week and I’m a little late in posting! A few days ago, we took a trip to the library… So far… “Mystery Mile” is finished (review to follow!) Margery Allingham is a favorite mystery writer of … Continue reading
Margery Allingham
Hide My Eyes by Margery Allingham My rating: 5 of 5 stars Wow. I read “Hide My Eyes” on a rainy Sunday afternoon/early evening. When I finished the book, my thoughts immediately were simply, “wow”. Margery Allingham has written … Continue reading