The Plot: The Political Assassination of Boris Johnson

Reviews

Cameron Lally

The powers that be really don't care about you the voter, this book should be a compulsory read for everyone. This is an honest take on the events leading up to and immediately after Boris Johnson’s ousting as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. Nadine Dorries takes no prisons.

Jaki Ward

It's time to get the party back on track. We must protect conservatism with all our hearts and might. Thank you to Nadine for opening the door so we can make this happen.

Britsify

Nadine is an exceptional writer and The Plot is compelling reading. Those same people are now looking beyond Sunak, and have Kemi Badenoch lined up as the next Conservative leader. Compelling and completely astonishing from beginning to end. This book read more like a spy thriller as opposed to a biography, clearly Dorries' intention due to the numerous James Bond references like Dr No and You Only Live Twice.

Calvin Robinson

But I am so grateful to Nadine for highlighting that the Conservative party has been hijacked by a cabal, a small group of non-conservatives who don't understand what democracy means. Wow, you have to read The Plot.

What a page turner from beginning to end. Best book I've read in a long time. The reader is left in doubt that this was a coup, orchestrated by dark forces within the Conservative Party.

Enlightening to say the least. There were several key takeaways from reading this book: Nadine Dorries is a hardcore Boris Johnson loyalist through and through, she is defending him more than he is defending himself with several parts in the book detailing Johnson not being fazed about a plot to remove him from power, and many harsh words were directed at Rishi Sunak. Dorries hits the nail on the head throughout.