The Sunday Times Bestseller and Must-Read Political Biography of Jeremy Heywood * Jeremy was beloved by all whom he worked with - which was everyone in politics for the last thirty years. This book has the full support of everyone who is anyone in political life. * The book will get lead review coverage and create headlines when it is published. * His memorial service was held in a packed Westminster Abbey. All living previous PMs and Nick Clegg spoke. Cerys Matthews played three songs. A fellowship set up in his memory at Oxford University has appointed its first fellow - Olly Robbins. * Suzanne is an incredible writer and person.

Her account of her husband's life is profoundly moving, as well as revealing, intelligent, compelling. Her own story - growing up on a boat without schooling, picking fruit in New Zealand to afford a ticket to the UK, where she immediately earned a place at Oxford University, becoming a senior partner at McKinsey & co - will be book-worthy in itself. * At a time of ego-led, inconstant public politics, this is an account of the unwavering work of civil servants who serve and run the country without recognition. * An insider account of how power works. Though relatively anonymous, Jeremy was one of the most influential men in government for three decades. When decisions were being made, a common phrase around Downing Street, no matter the Prime Minister, was 'What does Jeremy think?' Competition: Chief of Staff;Empireland;The Fall;Whitehall;Collateral Damage;Diary of an MP's Wife;Left Out;This Land;In the Thick of It;Boris Johnson the gambler. by;David Cameron;Kim Darroch;Tony Blair;Peter Hennessy;Sasha Swire;Gabriel Pogrund;Owen Jones;Tom Bower;Gavin Barwell;Alan Duncan;John Preston.