Exposed

Warrior #6

by Melanie P. Smith

Lillie is a loner. She’s never been comfortable around people, a fact that always irritated her ex-husband. But all that is slowly changing. She loves her job with Tyson Electronics. Sam and Ty Brody are great to work for, even if some of their passengers make her uncomfortable and self-conscious. When the Brody’s approach her looking for a pilot for a personal project, she jumps at the chance. Even though she knows it’s going to force her to move out of her comfort zone and get to know Ty’s friends. Unfortunately, Lillie soon realizes there is something strange about her new assignment. Are Sam, Ty and all their friends doing something illegal? Is she going to lose her pilots license after all? Will her life ever be normal? And, will she still have a job if her employers learn about her sordid past?


Nick and Dante are best friends. They have known each other for centuries. When Dimitri decides it’s time for the warriors to take the offense, the two friends are the obvious choice to lead up the project. But how will they react to Ty’s shy, but attractive pilot? Can a bond that has lasted over two hundred years withstand the pressure? Or will a woman finally bring about the end of a friendship?

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Published February 9, 2016

About the author

Melanie P. Smith went to Dixie Collage and the University of Phoenix where she received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Management. She also has a Postgraduate Certificate in Conflict Resolution and Negotiation from the University of Utah. She worked for the Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office for over 26 years, most of that time was in the Special Operations Division. She was part of the support staff for the SWAT team which required her to respond on call-outs where she manned the radio in the SWAT command post and coordinating communication and logistics. She was also on the logistics team of the Child Abduction Response Team. In addition, she worked closely with Search & Rescue, the Mounted Posse, K9 and the Motor Unit.

She has been able to utilize her knowledge of police and rescue operations as well as business practices to make her novels fun and exciting.

For years she used her creative writing skills for office related tasks such as awards programs and web content. Then one day, she decided it was time to start writing for fun again. Hopefully you will enjoy reading about this exciting new world as much as Melanie enjoyed writing about it.