It'd been over six months since John Donner stumbled out of a hospital ward with a new appreciation for an unseen world. Six months after he was dragged out of a raging forest fire started by one small, very pissed off faerie. It'd been six months since a very angry demon-thing ripped its way across the countryside, chasing a little black-haired foul-mouthed royal pain of a woman. A woman who'd turned out to be much more than she first seemed. Time healed the physical pains, and eventually, he guessed, the paranoia would leave. Then again, John lived with a mind-reading dog and occasionally a faerie would break into his house, eat his cereal, and pass out on his couch. But he was safe, and that was good. No shadow demons chasing him down sewers, no ice-flinging faeries locking him in their dungeons, and no cult setting the forests on fire. His life was relatively boring, and he wouldn't have wanted it any other way. But then he and his furry friend were shot at by ski-masked mercenaries. A ghost from John's past left a hurried voice-mail on his phone. And to make matters worse, the FBI was knocking at his door. Two well-funded agencies were chasing both John and his friend before lunch, while mysterious disappearances and deaths sprang up around town. It all pointed at John, and the evidence was damning. And all John wants is a solid night's sleep. Don't Let a Murder Rune Your Knight, the second full book by Dean Kennedy, is available now. Fans of mystery, magic, quips, and action will find all that and more within the pages.