Romney

"NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER! ""Revealing...Romney: A Reckoning is in many ways a straightforward biography, but it has the intimacy of a small subgenre of political confessions...throughout Coppins's narrative Trump, the supposed billionaire, morphs from comic relief into devouring nemesis....While should-have-known-better Republican colleagues waffled...Romney kept his head above the fetid waters."" --Tom Mallon, New York Times ""[A] probing biography...a penetrating analysis of the ongoing Republican civil war through the eyes of one of its last embattled centrists."" --Publishers Weekly ""A complex book about a complex man, one that provides an unusually revelatory look at a prominent political figure's private views and inner conflicts."" --Boston Globe ""A memorable distillation of a life in politics, of the tension between high principle and unseemly justification. It's a tension Romney has navigated better than most, in part for his willingness to acknowledge its existence."" --Carlos Lozada, New York Times ""A rare feat in modern-day political reporting: an account in which the subject engages in actual introspection."" --New Yorker ""A scoop-rich biography...An especially clear window onto the forces that over the last decade have transformed the GOP....Coppins gained extraordinary access...The tell-all tales gush forth."" --Los Angeles Times ""An astonishing, nearly unprecedented catalog of intraparty critique... it's also, and maybe all the more importantly, a deft study of the capacity for rationalization...this is what makes this book so interesting, and also important."" --Politico ""Rare access...a reminder that meritocratic success in business is not easily translatable into democratic politics. What lessons should one draw from a wealthy, talented and decent man who attempts to lead a political party in the throes of a populist revolt? Above all, take care not to sacrifice one's family, faith, and integrity."" --Wall Street Journal ""The soon-to-be ex-senator shared a vast trove with biographer McKay Coppins for this book [which] has already scored in the marketplace of tittle-tattle, yielding several items worthy of Page Six, if not Page One. Coppins adds considerable value."" --Washington Post"