Jeeves in the Country – A Battle of Aunts and Absurdity

When Bertie Wooster finds himself a little too deep into the pleasures of London life, his doctor prescribes rest and country air. But swapping the metropolis for a quiet cottage in Maiden Eggesford is far from the peaceful retreat he imagined.

Instead, Bertie lands in a veritable minefield of aunts—not only his formidable Aunt Dahlia, but, to his great astonishment, an aunt of Jeeves’s as well. Throw in a high-strung racehorse, an overbearing fiancée, and a pompous cat, and Bertie’s rural escape quickly spirals into hilarious catastrophe.

With aunts exerting their terrible authority and engagements hanging by a thread, only one man can restore order—Jeeves, unflappable as ever, ready to deploy his supreme intellect against all manner of equine, feline, and familial trouble.

Brimming with mischief, mistaken identities, and Wodehouse’s signature wit, this is a laugh-out-loud country caper that proves that, whether in town or country, Bertie is never far from disaster—and Jeeves is never far behind to save the day.