How to Play against 1 e4

It'S Not Easy Finding A Good Opening To Play Against 1 E4, Especially If - Like The Majority Of Chess Players - You Don'T Have Endless Time Available To Study The Latest Theoretical Developments. If You Choose Fashionable Openings, It'S Often A Necessity To Keep Pace With Modern Theory If You Want To Succeed With Black.This Book Provides A Solution. Neil Mcdonald Advocates His Favourite Opening - The Very Popular French Defence - But Chooses A Repertoire For Black That Requires Only The Minimum Amount Of Move Memorization. The Lines He Selects Are Very Easy To Learn And Play - Perfect For Those Who Are Unwilling To Be Slaves To Opening Theory. But There'S Also Something Here For More Experienced Players, As Mcdonald Goes On To Offer A Second Repertoire Based On Counter-Attacking Lines Against 3 Nc3 And 3 Nd2.An Easy-To-Learn Defence Against 1 E4Provides Solutions To All Of White'S Optionswritten By A World-Renowned Expert On The Frenchideal For Improvers, Club Players And Tournament Players