"Revealing about the internal dynamics of this interesting familyÉ. The Bushes opened up to the Schweizers and discussed intimate details of their history." -The Washington Post Book World

"No one has gotten as close to penetrating the Bush family dynamics, and the complex relationship between father and son." -The Providence Journal

"This is a dynasty indeed, no matter how the family demurs. . . . The Schweizers have succeeded in humanizing what can be a curiously detached family by ferreting out fascinating detail." -Fort Worth Star-Telegram

"Offer[s] rare--and controversial--insight into the family some call the Republican Kennedys." -Boston Herald

"What the Schweizers do best is explore that dynamic over three generations of Bush males. . . . This book is the place to start if you want to understand how family has molded the Bush men." -Houston Chronicle

"Offers insights on the Bush relationships and rivalries, their ambitions and their impressions of each other's successes and problems." -Tallahassee Democrat

"Entertaining . . . full of charming anecdotes. . . . A delightful book." -National Review

"[A] detailed history of the Bush dynasty--sprinkled with anecdotal family gossip that provides fresh humanizing insights . . . along with an intriguing snapshot of the conflicted relationship, fuelled in equal parts by love and competition, between 'Big George, ' and 'Little George.'" -The Independent on Sunday