I found EXPOSURE to be a very fascinating read partly because the title can be viewed with a different meaning. On the one hand when you consider one of the characters is a photographer it leads you to think of his camera and the EXPOSURE of his film, and then when you read and learn about the characters you get another meaning. A world famous photographer who has kept his identity hidden and the gallery owner who has suppressed memories, then the title EXPOSURE takes on a new meaning. I like the way Kelly Moran developed EXPOSURE. As you are reading the story you are drawn in because both characters will expose secrets about themselves, even though they have been friends for ten years. It's amazing that as close as they are as friends there are things they had no idea about each other. Their tragic past is what originally drew them to each other, but there are things they never shared, which plays a vital role in how they live their lives.

Noah Caldwell has been in love with his best friend Raven Crowne for ten years but never revealed his feelings because of threats to his life that would also put Raven at risk. Noah is a wealthy, world famous photographer who has kept an anonymous identity. As Hoan, he has lived out his fantasy of expressing his feelings for Raven by sending her gifts and notes. Now that the threats appear to be over, Noah feels he can finally reveal his secret identity and his feelings to Raven.

Raven also has secrets she has never shared with Noah. Once they begin to explore a relationship it becomes evident there are trigger points, which send Raven into panic mode.

EXPOSURE is a very sensual novel because Noah and Raven will explore just how far they are willing to go with their fantasies, but in order to fulfill these fantasies they have to learn to trust each other and face the threats against them as well as facing painful memories.