Sex, Lies and Audiotape: As a Call Girl she bedded the most powerful men in the world. As an undercover agent she buried the 'Soccer Mom Madam' who made her Memoir published today tells how escort Rebecca Woodward became an undercover agent and brought down notorious madam Anna Gristina Claims the DA's office 'pimped her out' so she could garner information The first time she wore a wire was nearly her last as Gristina asked her to strip for a client Alleges that former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer was a client and had a lust for violent role-play Alleges he pinned her to the bed and strangled her Says he sweated so much he was known as Governor Schvitzer She never wanted rescued by 'Save-a-Ho Heroes.' She just wanted paid Earned tens of thousands from clients including princes, billionaires, celebrities, financiers and two US Governors By Laura Collins It was a simple enough request and it was delivered discretely by the tall stranger, clean cut and dressed immaculately in a tailored suit. But as he asked to speak with her, in private, he pulled out his wallet and flipped it open to reveal the glint of a gold badge. With a punch of adrenalin and a curdling stomach Rebecca Woodward knew there and then that her worlds had just collided. Turning tricks and changing sides: Former escort Rebecca Woodward has published her tell all memoir under the name Rebecca Kade. In it she reveals how she became a double agent to save herself from jail and bring down her Madam Rebecca was a single mother, a PTA board member and a high class escort run by two of the most notorious madam's in New York. And on that March morning in 2008 the game was up, and another, altogether more dangerous one, was about to begin. Now, in her tell-all memoir, "Call Girl Confidential," published today under the name Rebecca Kade, she has revealed the intimate details of her life as an escort servicing some of the richest and most powerful men in the world. She has told how, when investigators swooped, she struck a deal with Manhattan's District Attorney's office to become a double agent turning tricks in the name of "justice." And she has admitted how, working as an undercover agent, she was effectively pimped out by the DA's office, to gather information that ultimately brought down her former boss - so-called Soccer Mom Madam, Anna Gristina. Easy money: At the peak of her time as an escort Rebecca says she could make $25,000 for a weekend date - in effect only a couple of hours work Hard at it: Rebecca pictured while she was in the Hamptons working for a client "They wanted me to keep breaking the law so they could get more information," she writes. They encouraged me to keep working for Anna as a call girl. It was like sex slavery at the behest of the Manhattan District Attorney's Office. She claims that the Assistant District Attorney told her to garner information and turn over any payment and gifts she received from clients. "Technically," she points out, "This ADA was my pimp." Now 37 and living in New York, Rebecca describes her childhood as a repressed one of rigid Christian values. She was raised by strict Baptist parents in a small Southern town and went to church four times a week. Rebecca pictured in Tokyo during a trip there working for a client. Money was no object to the men on Anna Gristina's books and they spent tens of thousands of dollars to get who and what they wanted It would be hard to imagine a life more radically removed from the existence she ultimately led. Her path there when told in broad brushstrokes sounds outlandish. Governor 'Schvitzer': Rebecca claims that former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer was known for his violent fantasies and excessive sweating She writes, "After a series of events involving a rich criminal, a rocker, and a kidnapping, I needed a tremendous amount of money, and fast. I became a hooker. But in reality this tale of desperation- of being a single mother, battling for the custody of her only child, Isabelle, with legal bills she could not meet and no support from family members - is not so very unusual. What marked Rebecca out from a swarm of others who turn to prostitution when all other avenues seem closed, was the company she kept and the men she serviced. Her first madam was Kristin M Davis - the "Manhattan Madam" notorious for supplying girls to disgraced former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer. According to Rebecca she was one of them and Mr Spitzer's tastes were both specific and disturbing. His fantasy, Rebecca writes, was to be the aggressor in an attack scenario. She was warned by her madam that she would have to defend herself and to pretend that it was a struggle. Only, in Rebecca's account of that bedroom encounter, the lines between fantasy and reality became blurred in the extreme. He put his hands round my throat, strangling me...It was too much. Rebecca Woodward recalls acting out Eliot Spitzer's alleged attack fantasy She describes Spitzer forcing her down on the bed, pinning her there as she fought him off. When she tried to push herself up he applied more pressure. As she tells it, "It takes a lot to scare me. I've been through a lot. But..I was starting to get worried.He wasn't pretending to be a rapist. But he was like an attacker. He was naked. He was aroused...This wasn't playtime. He was taking it really seriously. He was getting what he wanted. A natural: Much of Rebecca's success was, she claims, down to her natural beauty and the southern drawl which she would play up to please her clients There was no safety word, no code agreed on she recalls and then, "He put his hands around my throat, strangling me." He was hurting her whether he intended to or not. She writes. It was too much. She also claims that he was known by some of the girls as Governor Schvizter - a play on the Yiddish, schvitzing meaning sweating - because he perspired so excessively during sexual encounters. Mr Spitzer's spokeswoman Lisa Linden has described Rebecca's account as, "a complete fabrication that is unequivocally untrue." Kristin M Davis was, according to Rebecca, her first madam. She initiated her into the ways of the business - explaining the concept of incalls and outcalls. House of cards: With the arrest of Kristin M Davis, 'Manhattan Madam' and Rebecca's former boss, Kade's carefully constructed world came crashing down Law enforcement: Anna Gristina, pictured with her son Nicholas, then 9, arriving at Manhattan Supreme Court in August 2012. She cultivated an innocent image but, according to Kade, had a squad of 'enforcers' for those who crossed her An incall meant spending a day or "shift" at an apartment to which clients came. An outcall meant meeting in a hotel room or apartment of their choosing. With her long blonde hair, her southern drawl and lean, natural body Rebecca quickly became one of Kristin's more successful girls. She travelled the country and grew to learn, she recalls, that each city has a different "sexual vibe." In New York men tended to be high flyers in finance, entertainment or the media - self-made and appreciative of her services. It was also the city where she was most likely to meet visitors: European aristocrats, Asian billionaires and Middle Eastern royalty. Working girls: Rebecca, left, and Kristina, right. Kristina introduced Rebecca to the world of escorting, international travel and big bucks In Philadelphia most of her clients were in real estate and happy to take their time and linger over a beer with a girl, talking sports. In Boston too they were "absolute sports fanatics." She writes: "Wear a Red Sox cap and a thong, and they go crazy." The men in Washington, she states, "were insane." It was a company town and power was the product...There were threesomes which was fine. But they wouldn't leave after their appointed time. And everybody in DC was expecting bare backing. No condoms. But Kristina was nowhere near as organised and her network of girls and clients nowhere near as extensive, according to Rebecca, as Anna Gristina. With something approaching admiration she writes: "Anna Gristina will probably come to be known as the last great New York madam before prostitution is legalized." She served clients in London, Tokyo, Paris, Barcelona, Italy, the former Soviet Union, Switzerland, the Middle East, LA, Vegas, Washington, DC, Miami, Philadelphia, Boston and New York. Rebecca could make as much as $25,000, plus expenses, for a weekend "date" abroad which only amounted to a couple of hours work. Her clients had, "real money." They tended to be in their forties and fifties, and were at the top of their game, with plenty of money to share. Save-a-Ho heroes: Some clients wanted to 'rescue' Rebecca from her life as an escort just as Richard Gere rescued Julia Roberts's character in Pretty Woman. But Rebecca didn't want rescued, she says. She wanted paid. Hook, line and sinker: Pictures like this shot of Rebecca were used to lure in rich clients who thumbed through Anna Gristina's 'look books,' and then parted with thousands of dollars to have the girl of their choosing They were bankers, CEOs, restaurateurs, club owners, hedge fund managers, producers, musicians... "men with significant wealth." Some clients were "Save-a-Ho guys," she writes, in the vein of Richard Gere's character from Pretty Woman. She writes: "They want to make "honest women" out of us. But I didn't want to be saved. I didn't need to be saved. I needed to save my little girl. 'I want my daughter to be proud of me...I am not that girl who used to be a prostitute for life,' Rebecca Kade on telling her story and moving on She had been fighting for custody of her daughter for just over a year when investigators swooped and the double life she had carved it out for herself in New York, "came crashing down." Rebecca was not arrested and, on questioning, it quickly transpired that the real prize for the DA was Anna Gristina. If Rebecca agreed to be an inside agent for the DA's office she would escape prosecution and jail - two things she could not risk for fear of losing her daughter. Single mom, member of the PTA board...and hooker: Rebecca Kade pictured on her election to her daughter's school council. Unbeknown to her peers she was working as a call girl at the time "So I made my decision," she writes. One that would determine the next four years of my life. Turning on Anna Gristina was a dangerous thing to do according to Rebecca. For all her 'Soccer Mom" appearance she was known for using armed enforcers to keep people in line. She was clever at hiding money and scrupulous about covering her tracks if she left any at all. No blushes spared: Rebecca's tell-all memoir recounts the sexual peccadilloes of some of the most powerful men in the world As well as recording their conversations, Rebecca wore a wire.Though the first time she did was nearly her last as, unexpectedly, Anna Gristina asked her to strip and service a client during one meeting. Rebecca made her excuses but from then on she carried her wire in her Louis Vuitton bag. Rebecca's information led to the arrest of accountant Jonas Gayer - the man in charge of Gristina's $14million portfolio - and contributed to Gristina's arrest in July 2011. But, in reality, most of what she had garnered was never used as Gristina took a plea to one simple count of promoting prostitution and avoided a lengthy trial. On November 20 she was sentenced to four months time served, in Riker's Island, and five years probation. It was over. As for Rebecca she left the escort business for good and became a student at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. "I want my daughter to be proud of me," she writes. She has become involved in community projects, lobbied in Albany against budget cuts for public education in New York City. She writes: "I took chances that I would be recognised and somebody would say, "You are that girl who is a prostitute!" I took that chance because I am not that girl for life. Call Girl Confidential: An Escort's Secret Life as an Undercover Agent, by Rebecca Kade, published by Gallery Books ($26) is out today. Click here to order a copy