People have always suspected Yorick Todd of being gay. He's not, and he has an ex-girlfriend and a four-year-old daughter to prove it. Working at a male strip club is downright awkward, even if he loves being a DJ. When a DJ friend has a gig at a gay club one evening, Yorick goes along as a show of support, but he's not comfortable -- especially after Wright, the blond, built ex-Marine he works with, asks him to dance. Wright Dixon enjoys his job as a flair bartender, and his support dog helps him deal with the scars still left from his time in the service. He can’t resist Yorick's dark, slender good looks, so he’s willing to be patient in the face of the other man’s resistance. But even though Wright is open about his sexuality, he has secrets of his own that he can't bear to expose. Will Yorick finally admit the attraction between them? And if he does, can his acceptance heal Wright's hidden shame? (Exposed is the fifth book in the Tool Shed series of gay romance novels. It has a happily ever after ending and can be enjoyed as a standalone or as part of the collection.)