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Book: Exposure BOOK REVIEW After hiding his true sexuality for twenty years in order to pursue a career in a less than sympathetic area of government, Kipp Kensington is not happy with how lonely he feels or the fact that he no longer takes any joy out of what he is suppose to love as he has no one to share it with. Robin, unsure of what he wants to do with life – goes through the motion. Enamored of only the motorcycle that he own, he makes no pretence about what he wants or who he is. When he meets someone who not only believe in him for the first time, but also willing to take a chance on him – he jumps at the chance. When Robin and Kipp’s relationship develops into a full blown affair, can they deal with all the forces that are gearing up to break them apart? One again we are treated to another of Ms. Hauser brilliant work, of men who are faced with challenges which seems so insurmountable, you really are fascinated when they come out on the other side the winners. Kipp and Robin could not be two more different protagonists. Kipp is about two decade older than Robin and well established in a career which he loves. Robin on the other hand is currently drifting through life and more or less takes life as it come. When they meet its like that uneventful event that they can’t deny nor can they stop. They are faced with challenges aplenty not only from family, but also from unexpected forces, which they face together. All in all EXPOSURE is a good outing by Ms. Hauser, true to her style, her men are definitely after a happy ending, irrespective of how they go about it. Ms. Hauser does have a style all her own that keeps us, readers and fans, coming back for more – I am so looking forward to the next book. Reviewer: Jhayboy Romance Junkies 3 Total Reviews of This Book Senator Kipp Kensington has been in politics for twenty years. He knows how even a whiff of scandal can ruin a politician’s career overnight. That is why he entered into a marriage of convenience over nine years ago. But, lately things have changed. Kipp has begun to question the cost of hiding who he is, and his bitter, harridan of a wife isn’t making his already stressful life any easier. read full review >> After hiding his true sexuality for twenty years in order to pursue a career in a less than sympathetic area of government, Kipp Kensington is not happy with how lonely he feels or the fact that he no longer takes any joy out of what he is suppose to love as he has no one to share it with. read full review >> When Senator Kipp Kensington meets Leather clad Robin Grant by almost running over his motorcycle Kipp is attracted to Robin because he is a bad boy and because Robin needs him. Kipp is tired of living the lie of the straight Senator and is ready for a love affair with Robin. read full review >>