Publisher's Synopsis
He should have left that dog alone.
Middle-aged, jaded, and depressed, American expat Spencer disliked the man he had become. But extraordinary twists of fate pay no heed to such trivial circumstances. A chance meeting with a lost and dying dog named Shandy led to a nightmare that tested his sanity. That chance meeting ended up saving him, mostly from himself. Spencer has finally found solace and purpose, running a charming B&B in southwest Ireland and cherishing a mended relationship with his estranged daughter. Happiness is finally found. It doesn't last. Spencer realizes that the young couple's inexplicable deaths near that wretched Irish abbey can mean only one thing: He will once again be dragged into a confrontation with a dark force that will stop at nothing to get what it wants. He really should have left that dog alone... Continue Spencer's journey in this dark and twisty sequel to My Irish Dog.
