Service to the Nation

The Wolf, seductive thief, has her work cut out for her. Representative Thomas Stride is probably the most sexually satisfied man in congress. But the Wolf will have to use his libido against him to ruin his career—as a service to the nation—and, of course, to rob him.

The Wolf must not only seduce Stride once, she must leave him wanting more, genuinely desiring her even after he lets her leave his hotel room, so he will keep inviting her back for more and more. She must work his libido, even if her own libido isn’t immediately gratified, so she can achieve loftier goals.

But the pay off will be more than worthwhile. Even if he didn’t have art, jewelry, and riches worth stealing, she would enjoy ruining the political career of a man who might be president.

And just who is the insider who the Wolf convinced to help her infiltrate Stride’s life? And what reward can she expect from that accomplice?

This is a stand-alone story of the Wolf, but her exploits have appeared before, beginning with “The Wolf Escapes.”