""Of the two genders, women have a greater ability to experience sexual pleasure. But as the bookies will tell you, without the right jockey, even a Triple Crown winner is nothing but a nice-looking horse."" "That was the clincher that persuaded sassy Catherine Calabretta, San Francisco internet privacy firm CEO, to engage in a secret fling - sex ed 301 with Stephen Forsster, a self-described sexual connoisseur. But when Stephen is found with bullet holes in his torso and a homemade sex film in the trunk of his car, Catherine finds herself the solo suspect in a high visibility murder case." "Faster than the dot-com era went bust, Catherine goes from "America's Guardian of Privacy" to tabloid headlines. An SFPD Homicide Inspector plows through her private life like a roto-tiller through a fertile field. An unidentified informant drip-feeds incriminating phony evidence to the cops. Videos of Catherine's most intimate moments are selectively distributed to the people she least wants to see them. And Catherine realizes it's up to her to find Stephen's killer before the law rolls her up and puts her away." "With the help of a computer hacker and a bitter, paraplegic ex-cop with a death wish, Catherine navigates a web of suspense and plays hardball with a killer who's determined to destroy her life."--BOOK JACKET.