P. G. Wodehouse, Jeeves and the Impending Doom. Short story audiobook, read by Nick Martin.

Aunt Agatha attempts to make unsuitable life plans for Bertram whilst he tries to save his old chum Bingo from a domestic disaster and Jeeves as ever endeavours and succeeds to give satisfaction

[machanrahan]

"There is no time, Sir, at which ties do not matter" and "a tubby little chap who looked as if he had been poured into his clothes and forgotten to say when.". Love it !

[ava.artemis]

Thank goodness for Wodehouse in times like these 😂 I need something truly light and funny.

[valerie-nkth]

" I pronged a moody forkful.." 🤣 Makes me laugh out loud every time, and just one of thousands of examples of the author's fabulous use of the English language, made all the more memorable by Nick Martin's narration.

[sugarfalls]

"Every man starting life ought to know how to cope with an angry swan." lmao! Some of the funniest sentences known to man are in this book! Great stuff, Wodehouse! You've still got us laughing! And thanks to Nick also, for a great job narrating! I love all of your Wodehouse narrations!

[susanmcmillan]

I didn’t think I’d enjoy anyone reading a Wodehouse book except Martin Jarvis-but then I found you! You do an amazing job!!! Thank you for all the enjoyment and laughter that you bring!

[marieljunggren]

I loved the gaffe after the end of this enjoyable story, where you burst into laughter at the lessening value of the tennis shoes! Re swans, I have myself been in a very similar situation. Very scary. And no Jeeveslike person in sight.

[lidiaadobato]

I'm amazed at your talent, the modulations of speech of every character! Thanks so much for giving us such pleasure.

[Jan-hfcf]

I’m a late comer to Mr PG Wodehouse, I have completely fell in love with him and I’m 61! Where have I been 🤦‍♀️. Love love Nicky’s voice 👌🏼

[BloobleBonker]

"I have already attended to the matter, sir." It doesn't get richer than this! Your Jeeves voice is spot-on and adds so much to PGW's hilarious yarn.

[Aiko--]

What a delightful tale and so very, very British. I love Jeeves. The story was so well read that each character came to life beautifully.

[sharonachrak]

More Jeeves & Wooster please Nicky. I just love listening to you, you bloody genius! ❤️

[sierraseven]

I have, myself, been attacked by a large male swan intent on protecting his mate and bevy of small cygnets. They were out for a sunny day's expedition on the pond near my house, and I was standing on the bank taking pictures. The male swam slowly up to me while I took several pictures of him, thinking how wonderfully friendly he was being. He drew his head back, and, before I came to my senses, snapped it forward, thwacking me solidly on the thigh. I fell backward in a state of some disarray and retreated, somehow retaining my grip on my camera. By the next day I had a black bruise bigger than my hand, and hobbled around like a person twice my age for nearly a week afterward.

[taliabee]

I love this one. The expressions for the ever-lengthening swan’s neck are hilarious and you do them justice ♥️♥️

[craffte]

"hi hi hi HI! HI!!!" LOL this is so much fun. So brilliantly read. Such energy and each sentence is read like the person is standing in front of you relaying the story directly to you. An absolute GEM.

[karensmith]

Great. Just what i need to listen to with my first morning cup of tea.❤❤❤❤

[beckerabstracts]

I love these audio versions of Wodehouse. Thanks so much!

[superguinea]

I also love the speed with which you read. A nice unhurried pace. Perfect

[alisele]

Delightful reading, as always! Thank you! ❤

[gerderick]

Wonderful and entertaining! You have a great talent! Thank you for bringing light and humour into our lives. Please continue your series.

[EnTeaJay]

You are an exceptional performer. Congratulations and a huge thank you.