333 pp. Blue cloth, orange decorations with titles in relief. A humorous novel by the British author known for his Jeeves and Psmith series. In the quaint village of Rudge-in-the-Vale, a comedic storm brews at Rudge Hall. Lester Carmody, a miserly squire, finds himself embroiled in a family feud and a ludicrous scheme to turn heirlooms into cash. Amidst the chaos, love blossoms for the bashful John Carroll, but winning the heart of Pat Wyvern is no simple task, especially with a lack of spine and a surplus of scheming relatives. "Money for Nothing" is a delightful caper by P.G. Wodehouse, where wit clashes with whimsy, and where every character is a caricature of folly. It's a tale that promises laughter, love, and a dash of larceny - truly, a Wodehouse romp not to be missed.
