The Pursuit: A Novella

Book four in the award-winning Mind Sweeper Series

Thirty years ago Jean Luc Delacroix believed he had found his mate in Talia Walker-until she walked out on him. While he’s honored her wish to be independent, he can’t forget her.

Talia learned everything she knows about love-and about being a vampire-from Jean Luc. But the memories of her forced turning and loss of humanity compelled her to strike out on her own to prove she could take care of herself.

When a killer vampire starts draining humans, Jean Luc and Talia must work together on the case. And when suspects are uncovered, their lives and the very foundation of the vampire nation are threatened. Will Jean Luc and Talia finally find the courage to follow their hearts? Or will the killer destroy them first?

The Pursuit is the fourth 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(R) winner and RITA(R) finalist AE Jones.

Mind Sweeper Series
Mind Sweeper
The Fledgling
Shifter Wars
The Pursuit
Sentinel Lost

The Realm (Mind Sweeper spin off series - however it can be read as a standalone series):
Demons Will Be Demons (Misha)
Demons Are A Girl’s Best Friend (Aleksei)
Demons Are Forever (Sergei)
Demons In The Rough (Marrick)
Demons Just Want To Have Fun (Boris)

Paranormal Wedding Planners
In Sickness and In Elf
From This Fae Forward
To Have and To Howl
For Better or For Wolf
For Witch or For Poorer
Till Demon Do Us Part

Growing up a TV junkie, award winning author 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 lives in Ohio with her eclectic family and friends who in no way resemble any characters in her books. Honest. Now her two cats are another story altogether.