Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit

by P. G. Wodehouse

First published 2002

Bertie Wooster's peaceful London life implodes when his old flame Florence Craye demands he become engaged—despite his total lack of enthusiasm. Her intimidating intellectual personality and domineering nature threaten to trap Bertie in a matrimonial nightmare. Meanwhile, a complicated web of social obligations and potential scandals swirls around him, involving aunts, rival suitors, and delicate social negotiations. Only Jeeves, with his legendary strategic intelligence and unflappable demeanor, can potentially extract Bertie from this increasingly tangled situation. As the social pressures mount and potential catastrophes loom, Bertie must trust completely in Jeeves' remarkable capacity to untangle the most byzantine of human predicaments.

Genres: fiction, 20th-century, british-literature, comedy

Vibes: emotional, whimsical

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, fish-out-of-water

Period: 20th-Century

231 pages · Hardcover · The Overlook Press

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