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Jeffrey Archer
Rs. 560
Pan
First Among Equals
Who it's for: Readers who enjoy political dramas and character-driven sagas
Set in the tumultuous political landscape of the 1960s, 'First Among Equals' follows four ambitious Members of Parliament as they embark on a decades-long pursuit of power at Westminster. Spanning over thirty years, this novel intricately details their personal and professional struggles, the alliances formed, and rivalries ignited, all leading towards the ultimate prize: the office of Prime Minister.Why You Should Read? Experience a gripping political saga charting the rise and fall of ambitious politicians. Gain insight into the intricate workings and personal sacrifices involved in British parliamentary life. Follow compelling characters as their lives intertwine through a decades-long race for power. Discover Jeffrey Archer's masterful storytelling, full of twists, turns, and high stakes.
Highlights
- Spans over thirty years of British political life
- Follows four ambitious Members of Parliament
- Details personal and professional struggles
- Explores alliances and rivalries at Westminster
- Set against the backdrop of the 1960s and beyond
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Questions about this book
What is the book about?
It follows four ambitious MPs over thirty years as they navigate personal and professional challenges in pursuit of becoming Prime Minister.
Who is the author?
Jeffrey Archer, a well-known author of fiction.
What time period does it cover?
It begins in the 1960s and spans over thirty years.
What themes does it explore?
It explores political ambition, power, rivalry, and the personal sacrifices involved in parliamentary life.