Michael Dobbs CHURCHILL'S TRIUMPH First Edition Signed

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Michael Dobbs CHURCHILL'S TRIUMPH First Edition Signed

First edition, first print hardback of CHURCHILL'S TRIUMPH, by Michael Dobbs and published by Headline Book Publishing, London in 2005. Signed and inscribed by Dobbs on the title page.

The book is in very good condition (Clean maroon cloth boards with silver lettering on spine which has only slight bumping to spine edges), with only slight wear to the pictorial dust jacket which is not price clipped (light creasing to spine edges). Internally, the pages are clean and tight and there are no tears and no other inscriptions.

During his eventful career, Michael Dobbs has acted as advisor to Margaret Thatcher and John Major, and been both Chief of Staff and Deputy Chairman of the Conservative Party. He was Deputy Chairman of Saatchi & Saatchi and a regular presenter of BBC TV's 'Despatch Box'. His previous novels include the bestselling House of Cards, which was followed by To Play the King in 1992 and The Final Cut in 1994 (made into a popular TV series), and more recently Goodfellowe MP, The Buddha of Brewer Street, and Whispers of Betrayal.

His 2004 novel Winston's War was shortlisted for the Channel 4 Political Book of the Year Award and is in development to be adapted as a feature film. Further Winston Churchill Novels are Never Surrender (2003), Churchill's Hour (2004) and Churchill's Triumph (2005). He has been a judge of the Whitbread Book of the Year Award.

'We can do what no men have ever done build a world freed from the tyranny of all war.'

YALTA, 4 February 1945: The moment in which our modern world is shaped.

The Second World War is coming to an end and the three most powerful men on earth meet to thrash out the details of peace. There is the cantankerous Winston Churchill, the idealistic but ailing Franklin Roosevelt, and the butcher Joseph Stalin, snake-like in his cunning. They are supposedly allies, but over eight days these men will lie, cheat and deceive each other as they struggle to establish an agreement and secure their places in history.

Meanwhile, as the smoke continues to rise above Europe, a Polish soldier tries to make his way back home. He has cheated death so many times but now his luck is running out, yet he is willing to risk everything to find his daughter who is missing in the ruins of Warsaw. For this man, and many like him, the enemy is everywhere, and it falls to Winston Churchill to stand by his conscience and fight for justice and the principles of civilisation.

Michael Dobbs has written a riveting historical novel that brings the passions of the period dramatically alive. It vividly rekindles not only the perils that lie in store for those who wield power, but also the heroism and suffering of ordinary people caught up in extraordinary events."

'Brings the quartet to a resounding close. Dobbs conjures up Roosevelt's stricken response beautifully. He is a fine writer and captures the spirit of the thing.' - Daily Telegraph.

'This novel is a triumph.' - The Times.

'Dobbs writes with passion. Furiously told and compelling Churchill's Triumph is a thinking man's bestseller.' - The Guardian.

'His portrait of Churchill is as masterly as ever and in the tragedy of Poland burning while statesmen fiddled, Dobbs has found a theme worthy of his powers.' - Sunday Telegraph.

'Brilliant full of magnificently dark political characters.' - Daily Mail.

'Intrigue, political scandal and government treachery Dobbs demostrates why he is the master.' - Times Literary Suppplement.

341 pages.

SBN: 0 7553 2680 6

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