Felicity Fortnum Undresses for Breakfast

By: Lesley Finch

Narrated by: Posey Clifford

Length: 1 hr and 34 mins

Publisher's summary

In which the disproportionately and unfashionably large-bosomed Miss Fortnum takes a weekend jaunt to the country house of Dicky Dixon's lascivious uncle, a wager is proposed, and the accidental wrecking of Sir Rollo's two prize melons forces our well-endowed heroine to extreme measures at the Effcup village fete. All with the discreet assistance of Jennings, the mostly unflappable Fortnum family valet.

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Cheeky Short Story...well worth the listen

This short story was a LOT of fun. It’s the second outing of our breezy, busty English flapper, Felicity Fortnum, and her faithful and inscrutable family valet, Jennings. Shades of P.G. Wodehouse, with the wit and charm of that very English literary milieu, but with a liberal dash of deep cleavage and big bouncing boobies.


It’s short so anything else will be a spoiler, but I’ll say this: the climatic scene with Felicity at the Vegetable contest at Sunday’s church fete, while not as “explosive” as other scenes, was one of my favorite Lesley Finch moments, and I have become a real fan in the last year so that’s saying a lot. 



As always, Posey Clifford narrates with an effortless abundance of zeal and humor. She gives us a Felicity that’s bubbly, unsinkable and infectiously enthusiastic about her massive tits.

A short but fantastic bit of entertainment. Great writing, lovable characters, engaging story, GIANT boobs, and pitch perfect performance. A super fun ride start to finish.



I hope we'll be getting much more of Felicity and Jennings in the future.

A delightful confection of boobies!

The writing in "Felicity Fortnum Undresses for Breakfast" is clever, funny, and full of witticisms and double entendres. Done in a style reminiscent of P.G. Wodehouse, it is totally tongue-in-cheek (although perhaps that tongue is elsewhere!)

This is a luscious tale of 1920s upper crust England, a sequel to the author's marvelous "Felicity Fortnum Goes to the Opera." If it were possible, this story is even funnier. I was on the verge of actually ROFLMAO, which is not really the best thing to do while driving during rush hour. Use caution!

The narration by Posey Clifford is nothing less than a delight to listen to. Her delivery is absolutely perfect for this material. Listening to the narration, you can hear how much fun she had narrating this book. I think that a discerning connoisseur of bobbies will enjoy it equally.