Philamina Zorn is taking a leave from her police job with Internal Affairs because her boss says she needs street experience. Wouldn't it figure that the undercover assignment she nets is with Lt. Ty Jamerson? He was the subject of one of the first cases she investigated with IA and she couldn't find enough evidence that he was a bad cop to make the charges stick.

Now she's under his direction and what's worse, she's working in a strip club. Thank goodness she's not stripping, just working as a cocktail waitress. At least, Phil thinks that until she sees the miniscule uniform. Ignoring her feelings of embarrassment, Phil slips into another persona to get the job done and when she's on duty, she becomes Kat. Her total focus should be trying to find out who was involved in the disappearances of three women, the last one an undercover cop. They were working at the club and left notes saying they'd been called away. But Ty knows something happened to them and is determined to find out what.

Getting in touch with her Kat side has pumped up Phil's sexuality, and the sizzling anger that had always been there between herself and Ty turns hot. In a nightclub atmosphere where sex is selling (and for sale), the two can't keep their hands off each other.

Whew! An erotica book with a plot. What a relief. While some of the dialogue is a little stilted, Karin Tabke's first novel is a blast of hot air. It's a fun female fantasy come to life. There are probably many women who've dreamed about strutting the stripper stage, leaving men falling in their wake. While obviously this isn't the way it goes for real-life strippers, Kat gets the experience in an ideal atmosphere -- with three undercover cops keeping her safe. You'll need a cold drink, a tub of ice or a little action of your own to get through this one.