A Damsel in Distress (Audiobook)

from OldDani

As it is seemingly impossible not to enjoy the writing of Wodehouse, I enjoyed this. However, I enjoyed it less than I usually enjoy his works as the denouement was just too glaringly obvious from the start. The usual twists and turns to a happy ending were missing leaving only Wodehouse's wonder...

from kellyn

Once again Jonathan Cecil's narration brings a Wodehouse story truly to life. Many of the descriptions and phases are found in the Jeeves stories yet I still found myself laughing at the antics of character. I loved the resolution.

from helynrob

As always Wodehouse's descriptions of characters and sitautions are hard to beat.

from kellyn

Once again Jonathan Cecil's narration brings a Wodehouse story truly to life. Many of the descriptions and phases are found in the Jeeves stories yet I still found myself laughing at the antics of character. I loved the resolution.

from Jessiqa

George is a music writer for several successful plays and Maud hops into his cab in Piccadilly to avoid seeing her brother who thinks she is back home in the country, rather than in London. George falls in love with Maud, but Maud is in love with an American she met in Wales last summer. All the ...