This is the seventh book in a series on Bridge Squeezes.  It covers the secondary squeezes on one opponent in two suits which are not covered in previous books.  In the USA these positions are sometimes called "strip and endplay" but that does not differentiate them from the straightforward strip positions without a squeeze element.

This is a large subject and is still being researched; suggestions, positions and deals as examples will be gratefully accepted.

Broadly speaking, the book falls into two sections, defined by the presence or absence of a vulnerable stopper (so named by Clyde E Love, a pioneer in the field)

The book is currently in draft and consists of 26 chapters but when finally revised this will change.