In No Surrender this most public of Tories gives his private insights on the core mission of the party, its successes and failures, as evidenced by his experiences under Stanfield, Clark and Mulroney federally, and his vantage point as one of Bill Davis' more prominent advisors. This intelligent, witty and candid analysis combines memoir with battle strategies, character and public policy analysis to put the present Conservative circumstance in clear and precise perspective, from the vantage point of someone who was himself asked by prominent Tory ministers to seek the leadership against Kim Campbell.