The House on Hatemonger Hill

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"Washington, D.C., 1964. Plain, timid Sue Millard turns femme fatale as she's pulled into a dangerous plot to rob American neo-Nazi George Lincoln Rockwell. 'It's all for a good cause, ' she thinks as she struggles with her conscience and her fear. Robbery is a crime, but Rockwell is an angry man with evil plans. Sue and her gang of thieves donate the stolen stash to civil rights organizations to help pass the Civil Rights Bill of 1964. Does that justify the robbery? The plot is perfectly planned-nothing can go wrong, but then Rockwell finds out who robbed him. Sue is caught in the middle of an escalating campaign of terror as she battless for her life and Rockwell struggles to retrieve his money"--Back cover