He blacks out. From now we are not sure whether 'Bond' is Bond or Glyn. Bond' meanwhile sleeps with Margareta. But Margareta's suspicions are 'aroused' because she has already slept with Peredur Glyn. However, she can't do anything, and 'Bond' accompanies Espada to the meeting with the British and Spanish PM's in Gibraltar, where various Union members are present.
Bond ends up about to go to bed with the twins.
However, it is also very imaginative, and Benson's dabbling with the formula to leave a 250-page cliffhanger is remarkably successful in inducing tension. Otherwise, Benson's language remains a little basic compared to Fleming, Amis and Wood, but he makes up for this with some excellent characterization. In Doubleshot Benson delves deep into Bond's psyche, and emerges unscathed. Doubleshot is truly a terrific read, unique among a formulaic series, and spattered with style and flamboyance missing from the canon since You Only Live Twice .