Lois Langer Ace Reporter The Scarlet Specter

By Laura Knots

In 1955 Lois Langer is one of the few woman reporters. She is also young, beautiful, blonde with a body that has curves that won't quick. The sexy reporter is also smart and one the best in the business. She has just talked her publisher into letting do a story on The Scarlet Specter.
Several woman had vanished. There have been no ransom demand or any contact with the families. Lois thinks that the villain Scarlet Specter is behind the abductions. Because all the women were young and beautiful she suspects that poor girls are facing a worst fate. Will Lois save the girls, get her big scoop or is this her last deadline.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Laura Knots
• Release date: Dec 10, 2013
• ISBN: 9781310197666

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LOIS LANGER

ACE REPORTER

THE SCARLET SPECTER

By

LAURA KNOTS

COPYRIGHT2014@LAURA KNOTS

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THIS IS A WORK OF FICTION. ALL CHARACTERS, EVENTS, SITUTATIONS COME FROM THE AUTHOR’S IMAGINATION

THIS STORY CONTIANS ADULT THEME OF A SEXUAL NATURE INCLUDING BONDAGE. MINORS SHOULD NOT READ THIS.

ALL CHARACTERS DEPICTED IN THIS STORY ARE EIGHTEEN OR OLDER.

Lois Langer walked into the newsroom and over to her desk. She sat down and nervously tapped the space bar of her typewriter. The twenty-five year old looked nothing like the other reporters sitting at their desks. It was 1955 and most of them were older men. Their wrinkled suits, beat up fedoras and cigarettes hanging from their mouths made them look like the typical newspaper reporter right out of the movies. Everyone had a bottle in their bottom drawer and most didn’t like the new reporter.

Not because of her talent or the big stories she kept breaking. It was because she was a woman and dames didn’t belong in the newsroom especially a babe like her.

Lois was a very beautiful woman with an incredible hourglass figure. The tight knee length skirt, small jacket, and starched blouse hugged her full rich curves. Her long blonde hair was pinned up into a nice twist that suited her oval face. She had baby blue eyes, high cheekbones and pouty lips.

You may ask how such a young lady got a job on one of the biggest newspapers in Los Angeles. Many thought it was because her father was one of the biggest bankers