Five Facts about Mick Monroe, hero of

Conquer the Demon

Mick Monroe is a demon as are his Mother, Grandmother and Grandfather.

His bandmates are dead.

His favorite past time is drinking and getting laid.

His father and grandfather were rock stars.

He’s very loyal to those he loves.

Blurb

Bad boy rock star, Mick Monroe has never had to work for anything. One of the benefits of Satan giving him a phenomenal singing voice. So when he has a chance encounter with a sexy female officer, Mick is determined to make her his. She, on the other hand, refuses to give in.

Rookie Office, Laci Harris is a single mother with a strong determination to do it all herself. Being scorned by an ex-lover, the father of her son, she’s very jaded when dealing with men. Especially bossy, arrogant men. Despite being a fan of Mick Monroe’s band, she refuses to give in to his advances. Even if he is incredible with her son.

Mick never thought he would fall in love, not just with Laci, but her adorable son as well. But how was he going to explain to them that he’s part demon? When he learns of Satan’s plan to gather souls, using his music, he refuses to give in. But Satan doesn’t take no for an answer and threatens his loved ones. Torn between saving the world and saving his family, Mick puts a plan in motion.

Even if it costs him his life.

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Excerpt

“We’ve got us a speeder. Fancy car too.” Pulling up to the red Porsche, Briggs bleeped the sirens to indicate he wanted the car to pull over. The car slowed and pulled up to the side of the road. “I’ll call in the plates. You go check it out.”

Leaving the car, Laci headed to the speeder. She tapped the window with her knuckles.

The window came down and a head full of blond hair came into view. When he turned to her, his blue eyes shot right into her.

“I wasn't going that fast, officer.”

No—could it be—it had to be. She shook her head, telling herself there was no way Mick Monroe would be driving about on his own. The guy was the god of rock and roll after all. The voice was too scratchy to be his in any case. “You were going above the required speed limit, sir. Can I see your driver’s license and registration please?”

“Sure thing, officer.” He held his wallet out to her, angled his head, and glanced at her I.D. tag. “Harris.”

Glancing at his I.D. she nearly swallowed her tongue. It was Mick Monroe!

“Let me just get out of here so we can see eye to eye.”

“It’s better if you stay in the vehicle, sir.” But when he stepped out, she stepped back, prepared. She had to mentally will herself not to gawk at him. Swallowing, she took the I.D. he held out to her and told herself she wasn't going to babble like an idiot. For God sakes, this was Mick Monroe, local boy and big time rock star. And she had just pulled him over for speeding. No one was going to believe this.

“I find this more personable.” His smile aimed to charm and she wasn’t unaffected by it.

“Everything seems to be in order here, Mr. Monroe, but I’ll have to check with my partner for any priors or infractions that might be on your record.”

“I can tell you recognize me. Are you a fan of my music?” He stepped closer.

She backed off, held up her hand. “Please stay next to the car, Mr. Monroe.”

“I won’t do anything rash. You have beautiful red hair. I happen to like red hair.”

Pulling out her ticket book, she began to write.

“Oh come on, officer, I wasn't going that fast. You’re not seriously going to give me a ticket are you?”

Laci snapped the ticket off, then held it out to him. “Yes, Mr. Monroe, I am perfectly serious.”

Instead of taking the ticket, he grabbed her wrist.

“Release me, now.”

“Why don't we go somewhere, private, and discuss how I should pay for this ticket.”

She spun him, locking his arm high up his back and shoved him, hard, against the car. “You have the right to remain silent—”

“Whoa there, officer, let’s talk about this for a minute.”

“Anything you say, can and will be used against you in a court of law.”

“Mind me asking what the charge is here, officer?”

“Bribing a cop. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you.” She slapped the wrist restraints on, pressed the button to have then shrunk tightly to his wrist.

“Oh come on now, you know who I am.”

“What seems to be the problem, Rookie?”

“Rookie, oh how priceless is that. I’m being arrested by an amateur.”

“He attempted to bribe me out of the ticket.”

“Okay, let’s take him in. He’s got outstanding tickets as well, speeding mostly.” Briggs took hold of Mick, leading him to the car. “My kids are a big fan of yours by the by,” he said as he let Mick into the car.

“Thanks. If you remove the cuffs, I would be more than happy to sign a disc and a picture for them.”

“You may be famous, Mr. Monroe,” Laci piped in. “but you’re not getting away with bribing a cop—correction—two cops. Cuffs stay on.”

“Two cops? What the hell are you talking about? I didn’t bribe anyone.”

“Why don’t you just sit back, relax, and save the crying for your lawyer when we lock you up.” Laci pulled the door closed, blowing out a breath as the car started rolling. Holy Hell! She had Mick Monroe in the back seat of her car.

Bio

Shiela Stewart is a paranormal suspense author with a writing history that stems back to her youth. Always a dreamer, wondering if her stories would ever reach an audience, she was finally published in 2006 and hasn’t stopped since. It is rare to find a stand-alone book as she prefers series stories. Her longest-running series to date is her Darkness series, which is a vampire romance.

Her joy for scary suspense is evident in each of her books. She has had several accomplishments, including fighting for the top spot in the rankings with author Stephanie Myers, receiving glowing reviews as well as interviews on local television and in The Romantic Times Magazine.

When not writing, Shiela spends her time with the love of her life, William, and their children and grandchildren. Her strong affection for animals is evident in the many cats she cares for.

Her favourite time of the day is at sunset.

Reviews:

Winner of Long and Short Reviews book of the month contest.
The author did a great job in showing people how strong they can be after a tragedy.

This is a great read.

Long and Short Reviews 4 1/2 stars

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About Sheila Stewart

Stewart’s writing rivals the intensity of the action and the characters’ feelings. It’s crisp, hard-hitting and as fast-paced as the action She delivers a story that allows the reader to share in their emotions. The rage, fear, and even misery, shine through with the characters. Her style of writing is so electric it just leaps from the pages.
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Ms. Stewart writes a captivating tale with rich dialogue that kept this reader on the edge of the seat.
Cherokee
Reviewer for Coffee Time Romance & More

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Ms. Stewart’s descriptions are rich and her characters draw you into the story. You can’t help but root for the vampires to overcome the darkness that helps them live.

Another great story, Shiela uses her skills and understanding of human nature to take us on a journey of discovery, a journey of emotional depth, we search our soul and know the characters, for they are like us emotional beings.

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Publishers:

Decadent Publishing: www.decadentpublishing.com

Champagne Publishing: http://champagnebooks.com/store/

Club Lighthouse Publishing: https://clublighthousepublishing.com/productPage/Index

Published Novels:

Series:
Awaken the Darkness
Offer the Demon
Conquer the Demon

Series:
Seducing the Darkness
Desiring the Darkness
Embracing the Darkness
Charming the Darkness
Tempting the Darkness
Penetrating the Darkness
Surviving the Darkness
Darkness Omnibus Vol 1