By P. G. Wodehouse

Sally Nicholas is an absolute topper. Ask anyone and everyone: When it comes to beauty, kindness, intelligence, and wit, Sally Nicholas stands alone. So more than deserving of a literal good fortune, Sally has inherited $25,000 and is ready to shake dusty poverty from her trim feet and enjoy life to its fullest, beginning with a trip to Paris.

While in City of Love, Sally meets one Lancelot (“Ginger”) Kemp. Their warm friendship seems destined for but a brief duration, until—back in New York—Ginger and Sally cross paths once again. As time goes by, Sally rallies around for her friends and family, fighting for their happiness. But even as Sally rises to the challenge of each new adventure, it is clear that something is missing, something so obvious she can’t miss it. Or can she? 

“I say,” observed the red-haired young man in clear, penetrating tones that vibrated with intense feeling, “that’s the prettiest girl I’ve seen in my life!”

Sir Pelham Grenville (P. G.) Wodehouse (1881–1975) was an English author and playwright and one of the premier humorists of the twentieth century. His inimitable prose, in the words of Evelyn Waugh, “has made a world for us to live in and delight in.” Wodehouse’s hundreds of written works include the masterful Jeeves & Wooster and Blandings Castle stories.

Paperback: 260pp.

ISBN: 978-1944418533