The King's Indian for Black's repertoire. While Volume 1 discusses most of the variants after 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 g6 3.Nc3 Bg7 4.e4 d6, this second and final volume discusses systems with 5.Be2 (Averbakh) and the Four Pawns Attack 5.f4. The second volume also deals with variations where White fianchettoes the Bishop Bg2. Also discussed are White's various sidelines in moves 2 to 4 (Queen's Pawn, London System, Torre, Veresov, Trompowsky, etc). The last chapter is devoted to the King's-Indian set-ups against the English, Reti etc. Both volumes of Jones book are then Black's complete repertoire against all openings except 1.e4. Gawain Jones is an English GM, twice British Champion, he achieved a rating of 2709. The King's Indian is one of the main openings in his repertoire. He is the author of successful books The Dragon 1-2 and The Coffeehouse Repertoire 1.e4, volume 1-2. Further information about the book is available at qualitychess.co.uk. 2 pictures.