A true story based on memoirs kept by Cat Crozier, executive secretary to NFL team owner and "billionaire bully" Jack Kent Cooke, 1991-1993. Take a wild roller coaster ride with Cat as she serves her self-imposed sentence of two years as secretary to Jack Kent Cooke, notorious owner of the Washington Redskins. Every day brings new rules, challenges, chaos and moral conflict as Cat struggles to keep Cooke's house, office and life in order. The 80 year old cantankerous, curmudgeonly Cooke regularly subjects Cat to his outrageous behavior and verbal abuse while, in the same breath, he turns on his irresistible charm. Cooke's thirty-something wife, "the Bolivian bombshell" is big trouble for everyone. Follow her journey as Cat experiences total euphoria one moment and utter despair the next, all at the whim of Cooke, the master puppeteer. Cat Crozier grew up in a quiet town on the Jersey shore in a close, traditional family. After one year of college, she was married for a short time. A "go big or stay at home" girl, she lived her life around her two passions: horses and skiing. Through the '70s, Cat bounced back and forth between training horses, skiing and working a "real" job in New York City to pay her bills. At 33, she moved to Colorado and eventually became a full time student at Colorado State University in the college's Equine Science program. She graduated with honors and relocated to Maryland to begin her equine management career. A series of unforeseen events led her to Virginia and her job with Washington Redskins owner Jack Kent Cooke.