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of this preview. Over 168 pages, Martin makes a new (female) friend, is the epicentre of a major incident at the National Gallery and finally makes good on his promise to dance with Kelly, in the Barbican. You should read it.

The story continues in the final book of the Carstairs trilogy, 'And The Winner Is'. That book is MASSIVE, about the size of Best Sister Ever and An Audience With Carstairs combined! Visit http://bestsisterever.co.uk for details. Here's a teaser:

Once the dust has settled after the events in ‘An Audience With Carstairs‘, Martin is looking forward to a quiet life with the women he loves. He even has a brilliant plan to launch a new company, using his skills in cryptography and his business acumen.

Life gets in the way, though, as his girls are called away to different corners of the planet. Martin is in no mood to make a choice between them. As Hollywood beckons, and Kelly needs her friend Carstairs again, the pressure gets to be too much for him; he resorts to drugs.

Samantha and Susan step in to help, so Martin can be there for Kelly whilst trying his luck in America. There he is met by Caroline Keller, the forbidding mastermind behind Kate’s agency, Keller & Fox. After a few exhilarating days together they form an unlikely friendship. But is that really possible with a woman like Caroline? She is, after all, used to getting whatever she wants.

Join Martin as he reaches new heights, makes new friends, becomes the Angel of Staten Island, gives America a new national anthem and clowns around in L.A.’s storm drains, in Ron Dudderie’s erotic comedy action novel: ‘And The Winner Is.’

‘And The Winner Is’ is the third and final part of the ‘Carstairs Trilogy’, the story of a man whose talents never fail to get in the way of his dreams. Featuring scenes in The Netherlands, New York, Los Angeles and the Czech Republic, it’s a rollercoaster of a story and a fitting end to the year that changed Martin’s life.

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