Behind this rather prim and proper title lies the hilarious fictional diary of a long-suffering, disaster-prone Devon lady of the 1930s, and her attempts to keep her somewhat ramshackle household from falling into chaos.

A BBC Radio 4 dramatization of an Adam Dalgliesh mystery. Whilst resting in his newly-inherited cottage on the desolate Norfolk coast, Dalgliesh is drawn into contact with the team investigating four murders. It becomes apparent that the serial killer is not alone in his crusade of destruction.

A delightful and witty celebration of the suburban British housewife

A story of a provincial lady who: finds an apartment in London, visits nightclubs and casinos, and meets the intellectuals and eccentrics of London society.

Alex Clare is awkward and oversensitive and gets everything wrong; she refuses to marry the only young man who 'offers' and believes there is nothing left for her but to enter a convent.

A third edition in the series of "Provincial Lady". This book talks about an English lady who is travelling the US on a literary tour. She visits New York, Cleveland, Chicago and the World's Fair of 1932, Boston, Philadelphia and Washington, among other cities - confiding to her diary as she goes her shrewd and barbed thoughts and queries.

This is a gently self-effacing, dry-witted tale of a long-suffering and disaster-prone Devon lady of the 1930s. A story of provincial social pretensions and the daily inanities of domestic life to rival George Grossmith's Diary of a Nobody .

A story of a provincial lady who slogs through the mud of a collective farm, copes with Soviet trains and hotels, and rubs shoulders with robust citizens, at a public beach.

The World War 2 has begun. A story of a provincial lady who must cope with gas masks, evacuated relatives and canteen service.