Betty Robinson loves her job. As a maid at the upscale Hollywood Madison Hotel, she rubs elbows with some of the wealthiest and most attractive people in 1940s L.A. Never mind the fact they only see “the help” when they look at her. She still has her fun, indulging her fantasies in their empty hotel rooms while the rich and famous are out on the town. The valuables that happen to grow legs and walk out with her are just the icing on the cake. Still flush from a prior case, Danny Diamond takes on a consulting gig with the Madison Hotel as a favor for an old friend. The ask? To find the thief on staff who’s been stealing from hotel guests. Diamond immediately zeroes in on Betty as the most likely–and most attractive–culprit. But how to prove it when none of the missing merchandise can be found? The young maid is obstinate, uncannily adept at covering her tracks. With no way else to proceed, Diamond resolves to catch Miss Sticky Fingers in the act and teach her a lesson she’ll never forget. A novelette-length work of approximately 12,000 words.