Piccadilly Jim
"Piccadilly Jim" by P. G. Wodehouse is a novel published in 1917. When reformed playboy Jimmy Crocker travels to New York, he finds himself entangled in a chaotic scheme to kidnap his spoiled cousin Ogden. Navigating a household filled with imposters, crooks, and detectives, Jimmy must conceal his identity while pursuing romance with Ann Chester—the woman who despises his notorious reputation. Amid mistaken identities and comic misunderstandings, love and redemption hang in the balance.
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