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Leave it to Psmith: A Blandings Castle Tale

By: P. G. Wodehouse
Narrated by: AI Voice Earnest Vibe
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 This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice. Unabridged and dramatized audiobook. When Freddie Threepwood needs a discreet professional to help his scheme involving Lady Constance Keeble's diamond necklace, the man who answers the call is Psmith: elegant, determined, and ready with ingenuity. Once he reaches Blandings Castle posing as the visiting poet McTodd, the assignment is complicated by Eve Halliday, whose loyalty to a friend gives the whole caper an unexpected turn, and by a household full of people who are all capable of making everything worse. Lord Emsworth wants peace, Baxter wants order, Freddie wants romance, and assorted impostors and opportunists begin circling the same jeweled necklace. Wodehouse turns a simple burglary plot into a farce of switched identities, romantic hesitation, poetry, flower-pots, and exquisitely timed suspicion. Psmith is one of Wodehouse's most delightful creations, a languid adventurer whose language is half performance and half strategy. This dramatized audiobook promises sparkling dialogue, steadily escalating comic pressure, and a love story tucked neatly inside a caper. Historical Historical Fiction Literature & Fiction World Literature
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