O Primeiro Ministro

Arthur Hailey's portrayal of political machinations feels so authentic — I wonder what real-life events or experiences influenced his writing.

The characters aren't clear-cut heroes or villains, which made me question my own judgments about right and wrong in power dynamics.

The blend of politics and individual lives created a layered narrative. I'm curious whether Hailey planned this balance from the start or it evolved during writing.