Alexis Papachelas returns with the second volume of the gripping narrative of Konstantinos Mitsotakis, as emerged from their meetings which were conducted with the explicit agreement that their content would be made public after the Greek leader's departure from life.

In his own words, the prominent political figure reveals and is revealed for the first time in depth, often surprising the reader as he courageously – but also with a self-critical attitude – illuminates controversial aspects of the country's recent political history.

The journey in the desert and his difficult relations with Konstantinos Karamanlis in the early years after the Restoration of Democracy. The secrets of political survival and the complete comeback on the political scene. The integration into New Democracy in 1978 and the unprecedented journey towards its leadership in 1984. The major clashes with Andreas Papandreou that marked the 1980s. The Koskotas Scandal and the political storm that led to the Special Court. The targeting of ND by terrorism and the assassination of Pavlos Bakoyannis. The conflicts within the government during the period 1990-1993 for the promotion of reforms. The unknown background of the Skopje issue. The chronicle of the fall and the real role of "entanglement". His advice and legacy for future generations.

Konstantinos Mitsotakis provides his own testimony for an entire era, which he influenced and shaped as few others did.