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    The Lullaby Shriek

    By Selena IR Drake

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    For Jinx, the AEON Agency's only teenage Shadow Demon, the summer has been a never-ending stream of nightmares and little rest. So when a fuzzy, little messenger shows up with a message from the Queen of the Banshees asking for assistance, Jinx is glad for the distraction. But the case takes a turn for the worse right off the bat and Jinx is left scrambling for answers as to how to stop a deadly Lullaby.

    Just when everything is spiraling out of control and it seems the Netherworld has won the war for the Mortal Realm, an unexpected ally comes to Jinx's aid, but at a steep price. And, to make things even more frustrating, Jinx is about to discover a shocking secret: a revelation that will change her life forever.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSelena IR Drake
    Release dateSep 2, 2016
    ISBN9781310874703
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    The Lullaby Shriek
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    Selena IR Drake

    Selena Inali Raynelif Drake (born May 17, 1986 in Minot, North Dakota) is an American author best known for her paranormal mystery series titled The AEON Files. Drake is a martial arts enthusiast, a Wiccan with Cherokee roots, and an award-winning artist. Her love for writing started when she was eight, and she has won a number of Editor's Choice awards and a Shakespeare Trophy of Excellence for poetry. Her works have been published in Thrice Fiction Magazine and Emerging Poets 2018 (Midwest Region). She currently lives in Minot, North Dakota with her dog, Pipsqueak, where she continues to work on more books.

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