For over fifteen years Christine Joanna Hart worked around Fleet Street as a private investigator for the Daily Mail, operating in the hidden world where journalism, sources and ambition intersect.  It was a world driven by stories.  Stories that could launch careers.  Stories that could destroy reputations. Stories that sometimes grew larger than the truth itself. Years later, as a series of high-profile legal battles throws the culture of the British press back into the spotlight, Christine finds herself watching the drama unfold with a sense of recognition.  She has seen this machinery before. At the centre of the unfolding story stands a journalist described in court as a "e;creator"e; — a man who believed stories could be shaped at will and reality itself bent to serve them. But narrative power has limits. As the courtroom drama deepens, witnesses speak out, rival journalists circle, and the hidden culture of Fleet Street begins to reveal itself. For Christine, it is a moment of reckoning. Because she knows how stories are made. And for the first time, she is writing the story herself. Monsters of Fleet Street is a gripping insider account of journalism, narrative power and the strange, dangerous world where ambition and storytelling collide.

For over fifteen years Christine Joanna Hart worked around Fleet Street as a private investigator for the Daily Mail, operating in the hidden world where journalism, sources and ambition intersect.  It was a world driven by stories.  Stories that could launch careers.  Stories that could destroy reputations. Stories that sometimes grew larger than the truth itself. Years later, as a series of high-profile legal battles throws the culture of the British press back into the spotlight, Christine finds herself watching the drama unfold with a sense of recognition.  She has seen this machinery before. At the centre of the unfolding story stands a journalist described in court as a "e;creator"e; — a man who believed stories could be shaped at will and reality itself bent to serve them. But narrative power has limits. As the courtroom drama deepens, witnesses speak out, rival journalists circle, and the hidden culture of Fleet Street begins to reveal itself. For Christine, it is a moment of reckoning. Because she knows how stories are made. And for the first time, she is writing the story herself. Monsters of Fleet Street is a gripping insider account of journalism, narrative power and the strange, dangerous world where ambition and storytelling collide.

For over fifteen years Christine Joanna Hart worked around Fleet Street as a private investigator for the Daily Mail, operating in the hidden world where journalism, sources and ambition intersect.  It was a world driven by stories.  Stories that could launch careers.  Stories that could destroy reputations. Stories that sometimes grew larger than the truth itself. Years later, as a series of high-profile legal battles throws the culture of the British press back into the spotlight, Christine finds herself watching the drama unfold with a sense of recognition.  She has seen this machinery before. At the centre of the unfolding story stands a journalist described in court as a "e;creator"e; — a man who believed stories could be shaped at will and reality itself bent to serve them. But narrative power has limits. As the courtroom drama deepens, witnesses speak out, rival journalists circle, and the hidden culture of Fleet Street begins to reveal itself. For Christine, it is a moment of reckoning. Because she knows how stories are made. And for the first time, she is writing the story herself. Monsters of Fleet Street is a gripping insider account of journalism, narrative power and the strange, dangerous world where ambition and storytelling collide.