Two years have passed since the night Adrian Billard found baby Abigail left on his front steps. Unlike any child he had ever seen, Adrian devoted his life to protecting Abigail. But she's so different, lined with gray scales, violet reptilian eyes, and tiny horns on the top of her head, Adrian was instantly drawn to her. But her appearance wasn't the only thing different about Abigail. In the blink of an eye, with a flash of silver, Abigail is able to lull others into a hypnotic state, essentially altering their personalities, replacing bad intentions with good ones. Now a toddler, Abigail is getting into everything, running through the house, breaking whatever she can get her hands on, but ever more concerning ... her powers are growing stronger by the day. Adrian has done his best to care for her, but Abigail is different than other children and that's only the beginning of their problems. Someone is watching the family. Someone who knows about Abigail's peculiar gifts and will stop at nothing to possess them. The characters you loved from the original story and a few new ones come face-to-face with the realization that ... Strange Things Really do Come in Small Packages "Daemon Manx raises holy terror with The Terrible Twos — a horror hybrid with heart (and horns). We're talking twice the terror, twice the annihilation, and twice the amount of absolute batshittery since the first go around the nursery, further testifying that there's nothing more frightening than parenthood... except, perhaps, a succubus' love." — Clay McLeod Chapman, author of Wake Up and Open Your Eyes