Scott Wolfe is a talented computer and electronics security specialist and an avid rock climber. He's a pretty typical twenty-something; he likes to party, he's bad at relationships, and he is a bit more adventurous than common sense would dictate. He does have one trait that makes him atypical, though. That gift is the secret to his professional success-and it comes in quite handy when a rash decision turns his life upside down. How much responsibility does a man have for the life of an ex-girlfriend? That's the question Scott had to ask himself when Barb Whitney, her father (a State Department Attorney)and twenty eight other diplomats and their families, were supposedly killed in a terrorist attack in Amsterdam. When Scott gets a text message from Barb's phone after the explosion, he is propelled into an adrenaline charged operation, worthy of the intelligence agencies he is trying to avoid. Dodging killers, organized crime, mercenaries and the CIA, he struggles against a clock that even he doesn't know is ticking. This book was originally published under the title "A Lamb in Wolfe's Clothing." Title and content have been revised and re-released as a second edition with the title "Waking Wolfe."