Description
Discover the gripping saga of Frank Hardy's 'Power Without Glory', a landmark in Australian literature that dives deep into the murky waters of corruption and power. This compelling narrative paints a vivid picture of John West, a figure who rose from Melbourne's slums to the heights of political manipulation. Through a narrative laced with bribery and brutality, Hardy explores the dark side of ambition and the extensive personal toll it exacts. In a world where respect turns to hate, and power leads to isolation, 'Power Without Glory' invites readers to question the cost of greatness. This B-format paperback (ISBN: 9781741667615) not only tells a thrilling story but also serves as a mirror to the political landscape of Australia in the post-war era. With 672 pages of intense storytelling, Hardy's novel continues to resonate, provoking discussions about integrity, loyalty, and the human condition. Grab your copy today and immerse yourself in a literary classic that has become synonymous with controversy and debate in Australia. Whether you’re a lover of historical fiction or interested in political thrillers, this book is an essential addition to your collection.