about the book

Why Conservatives Stand to Lose the Next General Election

After the landslide victory of 2019 and the crushing defeat of 2024, the Conservative Party faces its biggest existential crisis in decades. Once the dominant force in British British politics, it now teeters on the brink, battered by scandals, internal divisions, and broken promises. Meanwhile, Labour’s resurgence and the meteoric rise of Reform UK have intensified the battle for Britain’s political future.

In this timely and thought-provoking analysis, Dr. Savvy Perin, a grassroots activist and political insider, uncovers the deep fractures within the Conservative Party and exposes how it lost touch with the very people who once propelled it to power. With sharp insights and first-hand experiences, Perin argues that the party’s only path to survival lies in a radical transformation, one that reconnects with its core values and reclaims the trust of the nation.

Savvy Perin

about the author

About Dr Savitha Prakash

“Strong nations are built on strong families. When we lose the family, we lose the foundation of everything worth preserving.”

“I was not born with privilege, I was born with purpose.”

I am a doctor, author, and advocate for strong families and preserving traditional values. Raised in deep poverty, I grew up knowing what it meant to fight for a better future. Education was my only weapon, and I used it with everything I had. Through relentless effort and sacrifice, I became a medical doctor and now serve in the NHS, supporting the mental health and wellbeing.

“Medicine has taught me this: when you misdiagnose the problem, no treatment will ever work. The same is true in politics and right now, we are getting both the diagnosis and the remedy wrong”.

customer reviews

This isn’t just for political nerds. It’s a book about where we are as a country and where we’re going. It gave me a lot to think about as someone who’s voted Conservative but feels increasingly politically homeless.

I’m not into politics usually, but this actually made sense to me. It’s not preachy—it’s smart, clear, and real. My friends are borrowing my copy next!

Reading this book made me uncomfortable—in the best way. It’s honest, sharply observed, and doesn’t hold back. I might not agree with every point, but I can’t deny the arguments are grounded in reality. It’s a wake-up call we can’t afford to ignore.

I didn’t expect to be gripped by a political book, but this one had me hooked. It’s brutally honest yet strangely hopeful. I’ve shared it with my sixth-form politics class already

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