Synopsis

Donald Fletcher, a man of lean ambition in the publishing world, acquired a controlling interest in a once-reputable house now struggling with financial woes. He swiftly dismantled its traditions, transforming its publications into salacious tabloids filled with photographs of women in suggestive poses. Edmond Aitken, whose family had long presided over the publishing house, sought to remove Fletcher from power, but Perry informed him that he lacked any legal grounds for such action. Yet, Aitken