Much Obliged, Jeeves – A Hilarious Election and a Perilous Book

The ever-affable but accident-prone Bertie Wooster finds himself in yet another sticky situation, and—once again—his brilliant valet, Jeeves, must come to the rescue.

At the heart of the hilarious misadventure is a rather explosive document—the Book of Revelations, a top-secret registry maintained by the valets of the Junior Ganymede Club. Within its pages of pure dynamite are detailed records of the peculiar and less-than-dignified habits of England’s most distinguished gentlemen, including none other than Bertie himself. When the book mysteriously vanishes, the consequences could be scandalous—especially if it falls into the wrong hands.

Meanwhile, Bertie is dragged into a chaotic local election in Market Snodsbury, where his old acquaintance Gussie Fink-Nottle is causing his usual brand of froglike mayhem. To make matters worse, Aunt Dahlia is on the warpath, and Bertie once again finds himself entangled in romantic peril—an engagement looming like a storm cloud.

As Jeeves deftly maneuvers through the madness, the stakes rise—but never fear, for where there is a Woosterian muddle, there is also a Jeevesian masterstroke waiting to set things right.

With its trademark wit, delightful absurdity and quintessentially British charm, Much Obliged, Jeeves is a comic masterpiece, proving once again that P.G. Wodehouse is in a league of his own.