Michael Dobbs

Sequel to: 'Goodfellowe MP' (4778). The career of Tom Goodfellowe MP is going from bad to worse until a mysterious Tibetan monk walks into his life and draws him into a murderous race against time. Contains some violent scenes.

3rd book of Francis Urquhart Trilogy. Sequel to: 'To Play the King' (3782). More plotting and political intrigue threaten Francis Urquhart's position as PM.

Ginny, the young wife of an Opposition MP, is entirely content with her life in the constituency home. So when she overhears gossip of her husband's affair, it is a shattering blow. She decides that there is only one way to stop being a perpetual victim of the system, and that is to become its master. Ginny will not be satisfied until she is the wife of the Prime Minister.

When Thomas Goodfellowe MP becomes embroiled in a new Press Bill, his career is threatened by a ruthless newspaper proprietor.

This full-cast dramatisation packs a powerful punch in the fast-paced political thriller based on Michael Dobbs bestselling novel of the same name. 

The country is undecided after a close election and the party must stand united behind a new leader. Francis Urquhart has ambitions for the role, however several adversaries stand between him and the top job. Urquhart's scheming reaches new levels of intrigue and scandal resulting in a deadly showdown. After receiving a series of leaks from an unknown source, journalist Mattie Storrin must follow her instinct for a story. But she has no idea how far this particular story will lead her down a path of deceit and destruction. As Storrin uncovers more than she expects and the web of lies becomes ever more complex, we're left wondering how far Urquhart is prepared to go in pursuit of power?

During the State Opening of Parliament the House of Lords is taken over by terrorists. The Queen, Prince Charles, and other dignitaries are held as hostages. Will this be the greatest siege of all time?

On Friday 10th May, 1940, Hitler launched a devastating attack on France, Holland and Belgium. On the same day Winston Churchill became Prime Minister. Though still mistrusted by most of the Cabinet, Churchill, and ordinary Britons, displayed courage and defiance as the country was nearly brought to its knees over the next thee weeks.

A riveting account of the pivotal six-month period spanning the end of World War II. These six months witnessed some of the most dramatic moments of the twentieth century: the cataclysmic battle for Berlin, the death of Franklin Roosevelt, the discovery of the Nazi concentration camps, Churchill’s electoral defeat, and the dropping of atomic bombs on Japan.

2nd book of Francis Urquhart Trilogy. Sequel to 'The House of Cards' (3650).As Urquhart, now the prime minister, goes to the Palace to meet the King, the seeds of chaos are already being sown. Urqhart wants an early election to pre-empt disasters he knows lie ahead.

Colonel Amadeus is a national hero but when he is thrown on the scrap heap with other soldiers he feels betrayed and wants an apology. To this end he holds London to ransom and only Tom Goodfellow MP can avert disaster!