Haley Yates was devastated when a freak accident destroyed her chances of becoming a police officer like the rest of her family. Forced to resign from the police academy, Haley became an office worker at the Fort Lauderdale precinct and aims to become the next office manager. She knows that no one takes beautiful women seriously, so she dresses very professionally, in boxy, business-like suits, scrapes her hair back in a French twist and hides behind her coke-bottle glasses. But she is determined to turn over a new leaf on Halloween and wears her new contact lenses to the staff party, where she is dressed as a very sexy catwoman. Haley is hoping to catch the eye of Cole Fischer, a policeman who caught her eye when he transferred to the Fort Lauderdale force two years before. Unfortunately, Cole doesn't even know that Haley exists...
Until he sees her in her body hugging leotard and half mask at the party! Cole is instantly drawn to the playfully sensuous catwoman and spends the evening by her side. However, he never gets her name and leaves the party without knowing who she is. Confident that he can track her down, Cole is surprised when his beautiful Catwoman shows up to save him from a thief who is determined to get away - even if he has to kill a policeman to do it. More attracted to his Catwoman than ever, Cole starts checking out every female in the department, but he never gives Haley a second glance. Haley is certain that Cole would be bitterly disappointed if he ever discovered that she was the Catwoman that he fell in love with so she hides her identity and goes to great lengths to keep her identity a secret. If she could only force herself to stay away from him, he would never know... | ||
Plot & Themes Time/era of story Hidden Identity/Secret Motive Yes Is really... - police/investigator If one lover chases another... - he chases after her Main Male Character Profession/status: Age/status: - 20's-30's Main Female Character - 20's-30's Profession/status: Unusual characteristics: Setting United States Yes The US: - Southeast City? Yes Writing Style Accounts of torture and death? - no torture/death What % of story is romance related? - 70% Focus of story - Her How much dialog - roughly even amounts of descript and dialog |