What is a demon to a demon? In the sequel to The Demon Hunters, Tiff and Royal's pursuit of a killer across the United States goes beyond assisting the FBI, for the murderer is ancient and brutal, and even the powerful Gelpha fear him. Tiff will risk losing everything and everyone dear to her, and solve a century-old mystery.

Royal disappears. He is a demon with inhuman abilities who moves between worlds at will. He could be anywhere. He leaves me a clue that takes me to Bel-Athaer, home of the Gelpha, but the High House councilors kick me out. Of all the shit crazy things I’ve done, returning to Bel-Athaer in the company of a Dark Cousin and an egotistical Gelpha is high on the list.

The sequel to Along Came a Demon. Sword-wielding assassins. The nineteenth-century journal of a young girl in what was then Burma. Very strange clients. . . . While Tiff Banks looks for author Gia Sabato's missing lover, her partner Royal Mortensen investigates something far more sinister. Are the two cases connected? Can Tiff's spectral informers help her this time? You bet!

I'm told the dead are all around us. I wouldn't know about that - I see only the violently slain. They could be victims of hit-and-run, innocents caught in a cross-fire or the murdered. They whisper to me and they never, ever, forget the face of their killer. They aren't the only supernatural things I see. No, they're not vampires, werewolves or fae - those things don't exist. We live side by side with what some call the Otherworldy, but that's too much of a mouthful for me. I call them demons. If you saw them as I do you'd know why. Right now I'm trying to find Lawrence, the missing son of a murdered woman. Or was she murdered? But Clarion PD gave me a partner I would rather shoot than work with. I can't tell them he's a demon. They'd think I'm crazy.