Not since the 1640s has such a titanic clash been seen. The British Parliament (team captain Francis Urquhart, the Prime Minister) is flexing its considerable, if flabby, muscles for a confrontation against the British Crown (team captain King Charles). Based on the BBC TV series.
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'With a friend like Michael Dobbs, who needs enemies? A good romp, and gloriously cheeky. Dobbs' books grab because of their authenticity - the man knows his stuff.' - The Times
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This book is the second in a trilogy featuring a highly successful but murderous,ruthless, and vengeful Prime Minister. In this book the P.M. with the appropriate initials, F.U. (Francis Urquhart) takes on a newly crowned and popular King who happens to recognize quickly that his newly elected prime minister is not what he seems. This is a very entertaining read and the author, who has served in senior governmental positions in Britain, makes it all sound very plausible. Highly recommended.
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