Book by FBI chief fired by Donald Trump to hit stores in April

New Delhi, Feb 27 James Comey, who was suddenly expelled as FBI chief by US President Donald Trump a year ago, will share unheard stories from his profession in a book this April.

In "A Higher Loyalty: Truth, Lies, and Leadership", Comey will "explore what great, moral initiative looks like and how it drives cool headed choices", as indicated by Pan Macmillan, which has gained the distributing rights in the UK and the Commonwealth barring Canada.

"Using examples from some of the most highest- stakes situations in the past two many years of the American government, Comey will share yet-unheard tales from his long and recognized profession," it said.

Jeremy Trevathan, Publisher at Pan Macmillan UK, said about the acquisition, "This is an uncommon take a gander at what administration under strain, in the most astounding of open workplaces, implies from the perspective of somebody who has encountered the best and the worst aspects of both.

"Every chapter reads like a scene from the West Wing, with the exception of this is without a doubt. It's bizarre and riveting to peruse a book that takes you inside key snapshots of late history in such detail."

"A Higher Loyalty" will be distributed in the UK on April 17, that day Flatiron will distribute the book in the US.

Comey served as director of the FBI from 2013 to 2017, designated to the post by President Barack Obama.

He already filled in as US Attorney for New York, and the United States Deputy Attorney General in the organization of President George W Bush.

From arraigning the mafia and Martha Stewart to helping change Bush administration policies on torment and electronic observation to administering the Hillary Clinton email investigation and also ties between the Trump battle and Russia, Comey has been engaged with the absolute most noteworthy cases and strategies of recent history.

Trump let go him on May 10, 2017, suddenly expelling the best sleuth administering a criminal test into whether the Trump crusade conspired with the Russian government to impact the 2016 presidential race that was won by the land magnate.

"You are thusly ended and expelled from the office, as of now," Trump said in a letter to Comey.

Trump clarified his stunner declaration by citing to Comey's handling of the investigation by America's leading law requirement office into Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton's utilization of a private email server when she was the secretary of state.

The move came days after Comey testified on Capitol Hill about the FBI's investigation into Russia's meddling into the US elections and a possible collusion between Trump campaign and Moscow.