Ohhh, she's not a happy bunny after her hero was removed:
"Commenting on the announcement, Ms Dorries said she “had no idea of the journey I was embarking upon” when she began the book.
She said she had “wanted to discover the forces behind the downfall of the prime minister” but instead “found a fault line within the Conservative Party stretching back decades and a history of deception fuelled by the darkest political arts”.
“If you thought that power flowed from the people into parliament, be prepared to think again,” she added.
Harper NonFiction publisher, Adam Humphrey, who negotiated the deal, said Ms Dorries’s “unique vantage point, unparalleled access to sources, and innate storytelling ability will provide readers of The Plot with a rare opportunity to walk the corridors of power”.
“The Plot is an urgent look at how our Government really operates, and I look forward to it adding to the current political discourse,” he continued.
Ms Dorries also hit out at ITV political editor Robert Peston, who suggested the publication date of her book was deliberately timed to coincide with the Conservative Party conference in Manchester.
“I am sure it is just coincidence that [Nadine Dorries’s] book on how – in her view – Rishi Sunak and his close allies toppled Boris Johnson will be published on the eve of Sunak’s first and massively important party conference as PM,” Mr Peston wrote on Twitter.
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