J. Jai Brown takes the reader through a whirlwind encounter with a sociopath. Who could have imagined that sociopaths can be found any and everywhere""including the church? It is with each step of the encounter that draws you closer to understanding the traits and characteristics of what she describes as the Wolf. The Wolf snarls with pleasure with the chance to entrance the helpless, hopeless, and gullible prey that find their way into the web of his sickness, his treachery, his sexual perversion, and his manipulation. But once trapped, how does an innocent sheep find her way out of a dehumanizing state of affairs? It is not an easy task once snared. However, there is hope. First and foremost, it is best to recognize the traits and characteristics immediately. Once observed, run, don't walk or skip, as far away as possible. And do not look back. You will save yourself great pain, sorrow, anguish, money, and time. On the other hand, if you have entered the den of the thief, you will require restoration. The Wolf will drain you of every morsel of self-respect, decency, and self-identity that you might believe were in small quantities before meeting him. It will take time. It can be done. Your strongest weapons are forgiveness and love-all the qualities that are missing from the Wolf's character. And for the Wolf, the author offers recommendations for your healing. There is still hope, even for the Wolf.