"Dancers in Mourning" is a detective novel featuring the character Albert Campion, who is drawn into a murder investigation in the realm of the theatrical arts. The story unfolds when Campion is invited to a gathering of a theatrical group, where the atmosphere is charged with creativity and rivalry. His presence is soon justified as a murder occurs, shocking the vibrant community of performers. Countless suspects emerge, each with their own motives and secrets, which challenges Campion to sift through the complex web of personal relationships and hidden agendas. The resolution of the mystery not only reveals the murderer but also offers insights into the human condition, exploring themes of loss, ambition, and the darker aspects of creativity. "Dancers in Mourning" is a captivating blend of crime and drama, reflecting on how art can reflect life’s complexities. Through engaging dialogue and an intricate plot, the novel portrays Albert Campion as a keen observer of society, reinforcing his role as a gentle yet astute investigator within an enchanting yet perilous world.