Some people solve problems. Bertie Wooster collects them beautifully.

An ill-advised lunch, a formidable aunt, a sentimental friend with catastrophic romantic instincts, and a betting disaster — in this universe, high society seems permanently one misunderstanding away from collapse. Fortunately, there remains the calm, incomparable intelligence of Jeeves, who can restore social order with a raised eyebrow and a perfectly timed remark.

In The Inimitable Jeeves, P. G. Wodehouse turns ordinary inconvenience into high comedy. Drawing rooms, country lanes, and stuffy London clubs become stages for brilliant deadpan farce, where every sentence sparkles with dry wit and every disaster arrives impeccably dressed.

This audiobook gathers the immortal adventures of a gloriously clueless gentleman and his genius valet — a world overflowing with verbal brilliance, absurd dignity, and the unique art of making absolute chaos feel wonderfully civilized.

You don't listen for the outcomes. You listen for the exquisite friction of a British gentleman attempting to manage a wildly dysfunctional social circus — and for the elegant rescue that inevitably follows.

Contents

• Jeeves in the Springtime

• Aunt Agatha Takes the Count

• Scoring off Jeeves

• Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch

• Jeeves and the Chump Cyril

• Comrade Bingo

• The Great Sermon Handicap

• The Purity of the Turf

• The Metropolitan Touch

• The Delayed Exit of Claude and Eustace

• Bingo and the Little Woman