Mind Sweeper

An angel, a demon, and a vampire walk into a bar. Sounds like the beginning of a bad joke, but it's just another day in the life of Kyle McKinley. Kyle was born with the ability to erase memories-and the inability to keep her opinions to herself. She and her vampire and demon teammates provide supernatural damage control when humans see too much. Today's problem? A sword-wielding angel and a demon had a supernatural smackdown during happy hour in a Cleveland bar, leaving behind a headless vampire and a dozen human witnesses. This latest supernatural slipup is attracting all kinds of attention. So much attention that the police step in, and Kyle has to deal with Joe Dalton, a know-it-all human with the sexiest turquoise eyes she's ever seen. Kyle doesn't dare open her battered heart to him, but as the case escalates, they must join forces to solve a dangerous puzzle. And when they uncover the truth, the apocalyptic ripple effect forces Kyle to make a choice. Learn to trust again, or risk losing everyone she cares about, including Dalton. Mind Sweeper is the first book in the award-winning series. If you like romance with a side order of mystery and a dash of humor, then you'll love this series by Golden Heart® winner and RITA® finalist AE Jones.

Book two in the award-winning Mind Sweeper series Jean Luc Delacroix has lived for centuries as a vampire, but after his family was slaughtered, he locked his emotions away. Now he works with his demon partner, Misha, for the Bureau of Supernatural Relations. Their mission: keep humans from finding out about the supernatural. Not a simple thing to do with a supernatural serial killer on the loose, and a beautiful bounty hunter who keeps interfering with the investigation. Talia Walker is a bounty hunter and a fledgling-a newly turned vampire. She has no idea what being a vampire truly means. Her job: find a murderer and bring him to justice. But she has never dealt with a supernatural criminal before . . . or an overbearing, ridiculously sexy vampire. When Jean Luc and Talia butt heads over the investigation, only Misha can see that their animosity has more to do with attraction than anger. And unless Jean Luc and Talia can set aside their troubled pasts and learn to trust each other, they may never get to explore their true feelings. Especially when they come face-to-face with the killer.