Fifty Shades Of Grey booted off Kindle top spot by romantic novel about dog walkers - written by ANOTHER west London woman!

SOURCE : dailymail ............................ Move over EL James, there's a new top dog in town. But she's only from down the road. The third installment of James' saucy 'mummy porn' trilogy Fifty Shades Of Grey has lost its vice-like grip on the Kindle best-selling ebook chart, having being ousted by a sweet literary romance about a group of dog walkers - and both writers are from west London.

Monday To Friday Man is the fourth novel and seventh book from Hammersmith-based dog lover Alice Peterson, 38, a former professional tennis player who turned to writing after her promising athletic career was prematurely curtailed at the age of 18 when she was left wheelchair-bound by rheumatoid arthritis. Her new book was inspired by the close friends she has made on her daily walks with her Lucas Terrier Mr Darcy (named after Jane Austen's character in Pride And Prejudice) in Ravenscourt Park. .................................................................................. Having sold 500,000 copies since its release on July 21, the book has now been in the top 100 of the Amazon Kindle book list for 89 days. It has held pole position on the ebooks list for two weeks, relegating Ealing-based James' Fifty Shades Freed to second place.