A Lythway book

P. G. Wodehouse

When a certain club book—filled with “confidential” notes about members’ employers—goes missing, Bertie Wooster finds himself swept into a farcical chain of theft, panic, and social peril. As ex-fiancées and other formidable figures close in with proposals and expectations, Bertie’s usual escape routes fail, forcing him to rely on the ingenuity of his valet, Jeeves, whose well-meaning interventions can create new complications as quickly as they solve old ones. At the heart of the chaos is a question of honor: once information has been exposed to the wrong people, the only way forward is to repair reputations before the consequences become irreversible. With Wodehouse’s signature wit, brisk pacing, and delightfully precise comic timing, this story turns manners, misunderstandings, and class-bound etiquette into a nonstop engine of charm and suspense—no matter how absurd the stakes become.