Nice work, Jeeves.

Bertie Wooster is constantly disturbed by the follies of friends and relatives. Whether it's the sudden emotional outbursts of his friend Tuppy or Uncle George, the naughtiness of his cousin Thomas, Bobbie Wickham's idea to give Aunt Agatha's dog to the American impresario's son, or the affairs of the heart of Bertie himself? disaster always seems inevitable. Fortunately, however, there is one certainty in life that can be relied upon without exception: that the ingenuity and inventiveness of his unassailable servant, Jeeves, will sooner or later deal with even the most trivial problem.

The fourth tale of a conceited master and a spirited servant will once again entertain all fans of British humour in style.