The former Greek Minister of Finance, who in 2010 signed the first Memorandum between Greece, the EU, ECB and the IMF, tells the inside story of the Greek Crisis that shook Europe and affected the global economy.

In this real-life political thriller, former Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou tells the inside story of the six years during which the Greek drama changed Europe and riveted the world. It is the story of a country forced by past mistakes into unprecedented actions with enormously painful consequences. A story about the people who shaped events by trying to respond to rapidly evolving circumstances often beyond their control. About decisions – good and bad, right and wrong – taken in official and behind-the-scenes gatherings in Brussels, Berlin, Frankfurt, Paris, London, New York, Washington and Athens; in Luxembourg châteaux courtyards, Davos kitchens and Bilderberg gatherings; in elegant offices and dreary basement meetings rooms.

This is the breath-taking story of an incredible period, told for the first time not by an outside observer, but by one of its protagonists.