Sir Graham Brady’s Kingmaker offers a unique lens into the political machinery of the Conservative Party. Brady, known for his discretion and quiet influence, finally opens up about his rise to power and the instrumental role he has played in shaping, and at times dismantling, the leadership of Britain’s prime ministers.
Kingmaker offers a rare insider’s perspective on the dramatic events that have shaped modern British politics. From Cameron’s hubris to Johnson’s chaotic premiership, and Truss’s rapid fall, the book is an indispensable account of the fragility of power, written by the man who held the fate of prime ministers in his hands
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