The New Machiavelli. Book the Third: The Heart of Politics by H.G. Wells

Now rising in political circles, Remington becomes deeply engaged in national affairs, pushing for reforms and idealistic change. However, he discovers the compromises, ego battles, and hypocrisies within the political establishment. His disillusionment grows as he struggles to balance his ideals with the brutal realities of power. The plot exposes the personal cost of public life. It’s a candid, insider’s view of politics driven by ambition and crushed by bureaucracy.