I am about 90 percent through with The Hill To Die On (about Capitol Hill). And I recommend it thoroughly.
It will not make everyone happy--it is not at all partisan; and it takes shots at Republicans at least as often as it does so with Democrats--but it is an inside look at the sausage-making in Washington. (Frankly, neither side comes off sparkling--to say the least.)
It is more for the analytical than for the nakedly partisan.
And it sometimes shows two people of the same party plotting against each other (as late as the 2018 mid-terms--which is where I am now).