This is an Apple Books audiobook narrated by a digital voice based on a human narrator. Christine Hart's life was never her own.
This is an Apple Books audiobook narrated by a digital voice based on a human narrator. Christine Hart's life was never her own. Adopted by a cruel, fanatically religious family, she was branded as "the Devil's Daughter" for her eerie ability to commune with the dead. When a vicious tabloid smear campaign falsely links her to the notorious Nazi-inspired serial killer Ian Brady, her life spirals into a nightmare. Plastered across the front pages of Mirror Group Newspapers as Brady's offspring, Christine is cast as a villain in a grotesque media spectacle and a malicious lie. Drawn into the murky world of tabloid journalism, she becomes entangled with the very reporter who destroyed her life. As a reluctant spy within the heart of British media, she is accused by Prince Harry and celebrities alike, while battling to clear her name and uncover the truth of her identity. Christine's search for answers takes a chilling turn when she discovers a dark connection to Nazi experiments and the twisted legacy of MK Ultra. As her past and present collide in a terrifying revelation, Christine must confront the horrifying truth of who—or what—she really is. Based on the true story of Christine Hart, this harrowing tale explores the terrifying power of lies, the haunting legacy of Nazi atrocities, and one woman's desperate fight to reclaim her life from the shadows of history.
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