An Audience With Carstairs

An Audience With Carstairs

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The sequel to the extremely popular 'Best Sister Ever'. In ‘An Audience With Carstairs’, Martin and Kate set about fixing the ruins of his life and his career. He makes some new friends, saves a priceless work of art and helps an old man cross the street. Can he put his fame to good use? Kate certainly has a great idea for that: let’s put on a show!

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Ron Dudderie

Ron Dudderie has been a civil engineer, a polite journalist and a jovial teacher. Now he is a successful writer of quality erotica, or as he calls it: 'King of the dungheap'. He lives in Canterbury with his wife and two labradors.

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