The Seven Worst Men in London

Everywhere you turn, men are the butt of jokes in TV commercials, the fall guys in romantic comedies, and, in almost every kiss and tell in the weekend tabloids, slammed for being dogs.

What if the very same guys who have hidden for years were to come to the forefront and tell their stories?

What if you could get in the minds of how seriously these players function and why they behave like dogs? "The Seven Worst Men in London" is a collection of seven stories as seen through the eyes of those seven famous men who really are deplorable, but not in the sense that they are evil, cruel or criminals.

This is merely because the lives they lead are normally only led by the super rich and the uber famous.

TV host and columnist Giles Vickers Jones has tapped into his collection of famous friends and put together a book which lifts the lid on how far people can go and what people can get away with if they have fame and that sex factor behind them.

There have been books like "The Game" and TV shows with tips on how to attract the fairer sex.

By comparison those are child's play. This book is about London guys in their own town, doing it on our very doorsteps. What you thought was reserved for fantasy and Hollywood movies really happens, and in this book you will get to see how these extraordinary Lotharios live their extraordinary lives away from their public personas.

Whether you agree with the blatant lack of respect for sex, whether or not you like the way these men pick up these women, or whether you can't understand why they feel the need to seduce, these anonymous but true stories written by famous people in London will leave many thoughts with you. And one thing is certain! You will feel a level of awe and in some cases admiration at the ferocity and aplomb at which they all in their own unique way seduce the opposite sex!

Can you guess who they are? Do you believe the stories? Surely they can't be true! But they are. Men have been emasculated for far too long. This is men just being as bad or perhaps as good as they can be.