Double, Double, Toil and Trouble

An Honors eBook

Available for download in an eBook Edition

by: Alex Adamson Harry Smith illustrated by Bill Buttle

248pp | ISBN 978-1-77140-218-7

Cost in Canadian Dollars $24.95 Cost in Cost in US Dollars $19.95 Cost in Cost in UK Pounds £15.95

Categories: General Interest | Honors eBooks | Honors Books | Bridge Fiction | Canadian Authors

About the Author ABOUT THE AUTHOR

About the Book

Somewhere Over the Rainbow

The Land of Oz is full of characters, each unique and yet also familiar to bridge players everywhere. In this third installment, the Over the Rainbow Bridge Club is threatened by dark forces led by the Wicked Witch of the West. Can Dorothy and her friends come to the rescue?

Following If I Only had a Heart and Bridge Over the Rainbow, this book completes the trilogy with humor and great bridge.

Reviews

A worthy, very enjoyable completion of the trilogy begun with Bridge over the Rainbow. The plot is nicely advanced by dozens of deals that feature fresh and challenging problems with expert-level analyses. Especially interesting are the clever variations that highlight how the characters' personalities influence bidding and play at different tables.
-The Bridge World

About the Author

Alex Adamson

Alex Adamson (Linlithgow, Scotland) is a Scotland Open Team player. Additionally, he has captained the Scottish Open, Junior and Women's teams. After a successful European Championships in 2018, he captained the women in the Venice Cup in Wuhan in 2019.

Harry Smith

Harry Smith (Scone, Scotland) has represented Scotland in both the Open and Senior Teams. As NPC, he captained the Senior Team to a European Bronze Medal in Dublin in 2012, and to the quarterfinal of the World Championships in Bali the following year, the story of which is told in Scotland’s Senior Moment.

Bill Buttle

Bill Buttle (1940-2020) was a former dentist who took up drawing cartoons post-retirement. His 'Two's a Crowd' and 'Double Bill' features have been syndicated in newspapers across Canada. Bill's bridge humor was familiar to North Americans since it appears regularly in the ACBL's monthly Bridge Bulletin (circulation approx. 200,000). Read our exclusive interview with Bill Buttle on Teachbridge.com -- http://teachbridge.com/author-spotlight/bill-buttle/