Best book on Four Knights

I am starting to play the Four Knights Opening, and am thinking of getting a book on it. My main interest is the Glek Variation (4.g3), though I have also tried the Scotch Four Knights, and would be interested in looking at the Spanish, too. I am hesitating between the books by Pinski and Lakdawala (the one by Obodchuk apparently concentrates on the Spanish). Any recommendations, please?

I have Pinski's book, but not the ones by Obodchuk or Lakdawala, so it's hard to compare them.

From the sample pages [1][2] it looks like Obodchuk doesn't cover Glek at all and Lakdawala has about 30 pages on Glek. Given that Lakdawala's book is not a repertoire book, but a move-by-move, he probably goes deeper into describing individual moves. With 5-6 pages a game he likely covers about 5-6 games in total.

Pinski has about 50 pages on Glek, deals with 4...Bc5 (10 games), 4...d5 (13 games) and some sidelines (7 games; Be7, g6, Bb4 and Nd4. Note: doesn't deal with 4...Nxe4).

If you're looking for a repertoire book, I would go with Pinski.

[1] Obodchuk: https://www.newinchess.com/Shop/Images/Pdfs/959.pdf
[2] Lakdawala: http://www.everymanchess.com/extract/Four%20Knights%20MBM%20extracts.pdf

Thanks, cavelorum. Looks like the Pinski is preferable. I'm playing in a tournament this weekend and will look out for it on the bookstall.

Good luck with the tournament.

@Frog: What else do you like to play from the White side and also from the Black side with 1.e4 e5?

@cavelorum and you other folks - same questions:

What else do you like to play from the White side and also from the Black side with 1.e4 e5?

Obviously depends on what your opponent plays, but in general:

With White: Spanish/Ruy Lopez, Italian and Four Knights (Glek).

With Black: Spanish/Ruy Lopez (Chigorin, Steinitz, Berlin), Russian/Petroff, Two Knights.