"Written by a leading authority on Alberta politics, the book is a devastating critique of Ralph Klein's policies and must reading for anyone interested in how the political game is played in Alberta. Part memoir, part political history and part blueprint for change, Vivone provides vivid insights into some of the major political figures and events in Alberta and asks tough questions about the nature of party politics and issues such as health care, the environment and economic diversification. The book is fascinating, thought-provoking and hard-hitting. For those interested in studies of power, it doesn't get better than this."
- David Taras, Professor
Faculty of Communications & Culter, University of Calgary

"A rollicking romp through 14 years of Alberta political history that made Ralph Klein one of the best known of Alberta premiers and one of the least understood. This book has homour, gossip and sharp policy criticism you cant ask for more from a book about one of the most intriguing eras of Alberta political life."
- Marc Lisac, Publisher
Insight to Government