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15) "The Indiscretions of Archie" - P.G. Wodehouse
I really enjoyed this one. Probably one of his earlier works, it reads very much like the first Jeeves 'novel' - actually a series of unrelated adventures with an overarching theme of Archie trying to become accepted by his father-in-law and being unable to resist helping friends in need. Archie is a little thick but thoroughly good-natured and likable. No slash possibilities because Archie has no actual old school friends hanging around and gets married very early on in the proceedings.
I really enjoyed this one. Probably one of his earlier works, it reads very much like the first Jeeves 'novel' - actually a series of unrelated adventures with an overarching theme of Archie trying to become accepted by his father-in-law and being unable to resist helping friends in need. Archie is a little thick but thoroughly good-natured and likable. No slash possibilities because Archie has no actual old school friends hanging around and gets married very early on in the proceedings.