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Review ------ `Highly entertaining until the moment when Trump takes charge. Then, it becomes disturbing.' -- Ken Bielenberg * Irish Independent * `More gripping than fiction.' -- Robert Peston, ITV Political Editor `An invaluable history of how the right started to realign the Republican Party around nationalism. For as long that battle continues - and that will probably be a long time - reading Joshua Green's book will be instructive.' -- David Finkelstein * The Times * `Thrilling.' * The Daily Telegraph * `In all likelihood, Bannon's ideas - wrapped up in what Green describes as a "swashbuckling grandiosity" and "cult leader magnetism" - could ultimately make him a more consequential figure than Trump himself.' * The Times * `In this important and vivid book, the veteran journalist Joshua Green ... examines the role of Bannon, the man who, on convincing evidence laid out here, was instrumental in securing the most improbable election victory in modern political history.' * The Times * `There will be revelations even for readers who follow the news avidly ... but the book's primary value lies in making Trump's surprise victory seem unsurprising, and in showing Bannon as more than a one-dimensional caricature.' * Publishers Weekly * `Vividly pulls back the curtain on the symbiotic relationship between two of America's most polarizing figures ... Green is nothing but prescient.' * The Guardian * `Indispensable.' -- Jeffrey Toobin * The New Yorker * `You won't be able to put it down. I certainly couldn't, surrendering a weekend I should have rightly spent with the kids. I spent it instead with a 63-year-old nationalist whom Time magazine all but called the shadow President of the United States ... Addictive.' * Newsweek * `Mr. Green is a talented reporter and a gifted storyteller. The anecdotes he records from the chaotic 2016 Trump campaign are both well chosen (they're there for thematic reasons, not as gratuitous gossip) and brilliantly told.' * Wall Street Journal * `Deeply reported and compulsively readable...Green is consistently interesting on the subject of Trump. But the real value of Devil's Bargain is the story it tells about Bannon, some of which has been previously reported (not least by Green himself) but never so well synthesized or explained as it is here.' -- Bret Stephens * The New York Times * `The first deeply inful political narrative of the Trump era.' -- David Leonhardt * The New York Times * Review ------ ‘The first deeply inful political narrative of the Trump era.’ (David Leonhardt The New York Times) ‘Deeply reported and compulsively readable…Green is consistently interesting on the subject of Trump. But the real value of Devil’s Bargain is the story it tells about Bannon, some of which has been previously reported (not least by Green himself) but never so well synthesized or explained as it is here.’ (Bret Stephens The New York Times) ‘Mr. Green is a talented reporter and a gifted storyteller. The anecdotes he records from the chaotic 2016 Trump campaign are both well chosen (they’re there for thematic reasons, not as gratuitous gossip) and brilliantly told.’ (Wall Street Journal) ‘You won’t be able to put it down. I certainly couldn’t, surrendering a weekend I should have rightly spent with the kids. I spent it instead with a 63-year-old nationalist whom Time magazine all but called the shadow President of the United States … Addictive.’ (Newsweek) ‘Indispensable.’ (Jeffrey Toobin The New Yorker) ‘Vividly pulls back the curtain on the symbiotic relationship between two of America’s most polarizing figures … Green is nothing but prescient.’ (The Guardian) ‘There will be revelations even for readers who follow the news avidly … but the book’s primary value lies in making Trump’s surprise victory seem unsurprising, and in showing Bannon as more than a one-dimensional caricature.’ (Publishers Weekly) ‘In this important and vivid book, the veteran journalist Joshua Green … examines the role of Bannon, the man who, on convincing evidence laid out here, was instrumental in securing the most improbable election victory in modern political history.’ (The Times) ‘In all likelihood, Bannon’s ideas ― wrapped up in what Green describes as a “swashbuckling grandiosity” and “cult leader magnetism” ― could ultimately make him a more consequential figure than Trump himself.’ (The Times) ‘Thrilling.’ (The Daily Telegraph)