Sentinel Lost
by A. E. Jones
by A. E. Jones
Publication Date: September 21, 2015
Genres: Contemporary, Paranorm
Book 5 in the Award Winning Mind Sweeper Series
How
many supernaturals does it take to screw in a lightbulb? For this
particular case, way more than Kyle McKinley has backing her up.
When
she stumbles upon a dark museum, missing artwork, and a dead security
guard, Kyle and her team are thrust into a new mystery. One involving
demons. But not your run of the mill demons—realm demons. Tougher,
scarier, and banned from earth, they are escaping from the realm and
wreaking havoc in Cleveland, Ohio, of all places.
Now
the Feds have shown up, and Kyle has to deal with the one person she
prayed she would never see again. Dalton. How can she keep the truth of
their past from him without jeopardizing the case? Especially when the
Key of Knowledge is part of the mystery. The same Key that almost cost
Dalton his sanity and is now threatening hers. Kyle is just starting to
get her life back together again with Griffin at her side. And now the
Fates are forcing her to choose. But when a demon apocalypse looms on
the horizon, her only choice is to embrace the Key to save the world,
regardless of what it might cost her.
Mind
Sweeper, book 1 in the series was a Golden Heart Winner in Paranormal
Romance and a double RWA RITA finalist for First Book and Paranormal
Romance.
About A. E. Jones
Growing
up a TV junkie, AE Jones oftentimes rewrote endings of episodes in her
head when she didn’t like the outcome. She immersed herself in sci-fi
and soap operas. But when Buffy hit the little screen, she knew her true
love was paranormal. Now she spends her nights weaving stories about
all variation of supernatural—their angst and their humor. After all,
life is about both…whether you sport fangs or not.
AE
won RWA’s 2013 Golden Heart ® Award for her paranormal manuscript, Mind
Sweeper. Mind Sweeper was also a 2015 RWA RITA® finalist for both First
Book and Paranormal Romance.
AE
lives in Ohio surrounded by her eclectic family and friends who in no
way resemble any characters in her books. Honest. Now her two cats are
another story altogether.
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