Jeeves in the Offing by P. G. Wodehouse is a sparkling novel from the beloved Jeeves and Wooster series, bringing Bertie Wooster and his incomparable valet into another round of gloriously tangled social predicaments. Set partly at the seaside resort of Steeple Bumpleigh and partly in the shadow of country-house expectations, the story brims with Wodehouse’s signature humor, elegance, and playful satire. Bertie finds himself under the watchful eye of his formidable Aunt Dahlia, whose strong will and emotional blackmail once again threaten his peace of mind. Matters grow more complicated when Bertie is pressed into service as an intermediary in a family dispute involving inheritance, wounded pride, and the delicate sensibilities of the aristocracy. Misunderstandings multiply, romantic entanglements loom, and Bertie’s attempts at independent problem-solving lead him, as usual, deeper into trouble. Enter Jeeves, temporarily absent yet never truly out of the picture. Even when “in the offing,” his influence is keenly felt, and his eventual return signals the restoration of order. With serene intelligence and flawless timing, Jeeves untangles the confusion, resolves the feuds, and rescues Bertie from social catastrophe. Jeeves in the Offing is a masterclass in comic writing—light, inventive, and irresistibly funny. It offers both longtime fans and new readers a delightful reminder of why Wodehouse’s creations remain among the most enduring and joyful figures in English literature.