Volume 4 starts with a party at the Jeavons's.
The narrators first romance has broken up as she has gone back to her husband.
We are now in the mid 1930's with Hitler and Russia beginning to feature in the story lines.
There are several new characters introduced here , the main one being Erridge who is associated with Quiggen and the political left.
Others waltz in and out of the story from previous volumes. Widmerpool has a romance.
Not as good as volume three, only because it doesn't seem to me to flow as well but still super enjoyable.
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