Stoned in Charm City

Assumpta Mary-Margaret O'Connor is a finder, but when she helps archeologist Greg LaSpina find something he's lost–all Hell breaks loose. Literally. With demons tormenting their every step, Assumpta and Greg become both hunted and hunter in their search for a way to send the demons back to Hell. But one careless mistake could cost them their lives. Wrestling with her faith, Assumpta considers an offer made by one very sexy demon: sleep with him, and learn how to rid the world of the escaped evil. But the offer comes with a steep price: her immortal soul.Interview with the AuthorQ - So, what makes the Charm City Darkness series so special?A - A lot of things! When I started writing the series, I wanted to write something that I like to read: fast-paced contemporary fantasy which is a little bit dark and gritty and maybe a little sexy.The books are somewhat of a mix of genres: mainly urban fantasy, but there are definite thriller and suspense things going on, and even some mystery to keep things interesting.Overall, the Charm City Darkness series is written as a page turner: I’ve tried to make it that kind of book that you start just before bed, and finish just before you have to go to work the next morning.Q - What order should I read the books in?A - I’ve written the books so that you can read them in any order, but there is over-arching character development with the characters’ relationships that you might enjoy if you read the first three in order:- Stoned in Charm City- A Favor for a Fiend- A Blue Collar Proposition The fourth book, In the Eye of the Beholder takes a side-ways step from the main story, and dives into the life of a secondary character, Jo Bryne, a modern day witch. This book can definitely stand on its own.If you can’t get enough of the series, a few short stories are available as well. These can be read in any order:- A Giving Hand, which can be found in the anthology, Hides the Dark Tower- Finders Keepers, a prequel, which can be found in the back of A Blue Collar Proposition- In Light, Pure Digestion Bred, found in the April 2017 issue of Occult Detective QuarterlyQ - Why should readers give these books a try?A - The Charm City Darkness series is a fast, fun, thrill-ride that takes no prisoners! Readers who enjoy fast pacing and multiple plot that twists will enjoy this series.Thanks for reading!