A Damsel in Distress

A Damsel in Distress is a novel by P. G. Wodehouse, first published in the U.S. on October 4, 1919 by George H. Doran, New York, and in the U.K. by Herbert Jenkins, London, on October 17 1919. It had previously been serialised in The Saturday Evening Post, between May and June that year.
Golf-loving American composer George Bevan falls in love with a mysterious young lady who takes refuge in his taxicab one day; when he tracks her down to a romantic rural manor, mistaken identity leads to all manner of brouhaha. (summary from Wikipedia) (7 hr 31 min)

Chapters

Chapter 1	29:24	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 2	20:03	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 3	16:30	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 4	14:46	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 5	12:53	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 6	26:04	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 7	20:04	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 8	13:02	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 9	17:26	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 10	11:03	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 11	15:41	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 12	8:28	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 13	16:29	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 14	16:30	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 15	29:24	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 16	20:40	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 17	11:11	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 18	11:08	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 19	15:18	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 20	14:06	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 21	27:36	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 22	15:14	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 23	19:12	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 24	13:06	Read by Madame Tusk
Chapter 25	7:13	Read by Yazpistachio
Chapter 26	19:32	Read by Madame Tusk
Damsel In Distress, A	9:02	Read by Yazpistachio

Reviews

Sweet story

(5 stars)

mikezane

Listened to this again, and loved it again. :-) Original review - November 24, 2009 This is such a sweet story. A nice bit of misunderstanding leads to a strange sort of love triangle and all sorts of misadventures for two people, one US born and one of the British aristocracy. Of course, with Wodehouse, true love always triumphs, but getting there is a blast. Readers are excellent, nice job with voices and accents.

Delightful Wodehouse Wit!

(5 stars)

Well-crafted and, at times, laugh-out-loud British humor abounds in this comic novel about the culture and manners of the upper classes. Hilarious miscommunications give rise to clever plot twists in this enjoyable and sweet romance. The book is very well read by 'Madame Tuft'. I thoroughly enjoyed her delivery, and her charming use of accents. Nicely done!

One of the best romances I've read in a long time.

(5 stars)

WOW! Great Book!

(5 stars)

Uncle Ell Weisgal

great readers make an excellent book incredible!