At Blandings Castle, chaos is always just around the corner. Lord Emsworth, the absent-minded and pig-loving earl, wants nothing more than to spend his days doting on the Empress of Blandings, his prize-winning pig. Unfortunately, trouble arrives in the form of scandalous memoirs, romantic entanglements, and a series of clever impostors who threaten to turn his peaceful estate upside down.
The Honorable Galahad Threepwood, once a notorious rogue, now seeks to prevent his youthful escapades from being published in a tell-all book that could shock high society. Meanwhile, young lovers scheme against disapproving guardians, an ambitious secretary tries to gain favor, and a bumbling thief finds himself hopelessly in over his head. With disguises, mistaken identities, and Wodehouse's signature comedic timing,
Fish Preferred
is a delightful romp through the absurdities of aristocratic life.
First published in 1929, this novel is part of the beloved Blandings Castle series, offering readers a world of eccentric characters, razor-sharp wit, and a timeless blend of humor and charm. Whether you're a devoted Wodehouse fan or a newcomer to his work,
is a perfect escape into a world where laughter is guaranteed and even the most absurd problems somehow work themselves out.