Sloan Jordan has spent twenty-seven years hiding her gift—one look at a photo tells her whether its subject is dead or alive, good or irredeemably evil. When eleven women turn up murdered in North Carolina, Detective Nathan McNamara convinces her to help, and Sloan is pulled into a world of supernatural threats far beyond serial killers. The entrance of Warren Parish—a devastatingly attractive man with no soul at all—blows the case wide open and changes Sloan's life forever.

Sloan Jordan is warm, funny, and fiercely protective—a woman who wears her vulnerability honestly even as her powers grow to world-altering scale. Her friendship with Adrianne Marx grounds the series emotionally, and her relationships with both Warren and Nathan never feel cheap or predictable. She evolves from reluctant crime consultant to the linchpin of a celestial war without ever losing the relatable, self-deprecating humor that makes readers adore her.

Across nine books the series broadens from paranormal crime thriller into full-scale urban fantasy mythology, revealing that Sloan is herself the product of angelic and demonic lineage. The overarching war between Heaven, Hell, and the demons of Nulterra becomes deeply personal as Sloan fights to protect her daughter—prophesied to be the most powerful angel in history—while balancing her complicated love life with Nathan and Warren. The tone balances laugh-out-loud banter against genuine emotional devastation and earned happy endings.