Dark Lakes, book 2: Blood Stones
M. V. Stott

Life was a whole lot easier back when Joseph was an oblivious idiot.

Up until a few days ago, the worst thing Joseph had to deal with was mopping up vomit in the hospital he works at.

Now he’s discovered that monsters exist, and he’s expected to mop those up too.

Joseph is a warlock, or so he’s told, yet he can barely pull off a convincing card trick, let alone magic away evil.

Which would be fine if he didn't have to contend with the ghost of a dead sweetheart, debt-settling demons, and murderous standing stones.

Can this clueless warlock be counted on to save the day, or is this a mess he can’t clean up?