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Enes Smith has worked in law enforcement for over twenty-five
years. He has had assignments as a homicide detective, a SWAT Team supervisor and commander, and has held ranks of sergeant,
lieutenant, captain and chief of police. In 1994 and 1995 and again in 2005 and
2006, Enes Smith was the Chief of Police of the Warm Springs Tribal Police (Oregon).
Smith taught criminal justice and sociology courses for a
number of years at a local community college. Smith currently teaches a seminar, "Writing the Popular Novel." In addition
to keynote speeches and seminar presentations, Smith instructs casino employees in the subtleties of detecting deception. His is the author of Cold River Rising; Dear Departed; and Fatal Flowers. Ann Rule
said “Fatal Flowers is a chilling
authentic look into the blackest depths of a psychopath's fantasies, not for the faint at heart...Smith is a cop who's been
there, and a writer on his way straight up. Read this on a night when you don't need to sleep. You won't.”
According to the book description of
Dear Departed, “Barely escaping the same fate as her murdered sister when a mysterious bearded
man comes to her rescue, Detective Sergeant Natalie Collins becomes a desperate fugitive when she is blamed for the killing.”
According to the book description of
Fatal Flowers, “Kidnapped and kept by a serial killer, Ellie Hartley is shocked when the killer
suddenly and inexplicably lets her go, and as the killer sends her flowers to let her know he is watching her, she begins
to wish he had not released her.”
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