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Though it's a legal document, the Starr Report, which was published in late 1998, reads like a racy novel. It tells the story of how the most powerful man in the world, President Bill Clinton, and a 24-year-old intern, Monica Lewinsky, had the most scandalous--and most unsatisfying--sexual relationship in history. She is portrayed as a spoiled Beverley Hills brat who performed oral sex on the President while he talked to colleagues on the telephone. They stole kisses in the hallways of the White House, him keeping his eyes open in fear of being discovered. When Clinton ended their liaison, she turned into a stalker, harassing his staff and demanding the President help her procure employment.
Though it's a legal document, the Starr Report, which was published in late 1998, reads like a racy novel. It tells the story of how the most powerful man in the world, President Bill Clinton, and a 24-year-old intern, Monica Lewinsky, had the most scandalous--and most unsatisfying--sexual relationship in history. She is portrayed as a spoiled Beverley Hills brat who performed oral sex on the President while he talked to colleagues on the telephone. They stole kisses in the hallways of the White House, him keeping his eyes open in fear of being discovered. When Clinton ended their liaison, she turned into a stalker, harassing his staff and demanding the President help her procure employment.
Andrew Morton, author of Diana: Her True Story, spent several months interviewing Lewinsky after the scandal broke and the result is Monica's Story. In it he asserts that the picture the Starr Report paints of Lewinisky is totally incorrect. He believes she and the President had an emotional, mutually satisfying relationship, which, if circumstances had been different, would probably have remained secret. In Monica's Story he covers much of the same territory as the Starr Report, but adds details of conversations Lewinsky and Clinton had in an attempt to show the depth of the relationship. In several chapters with titles like Grunge, Granola and Andy and Terror in Room 1012, he paints a portrait of a