Why hadn't my Knowing kicked in? I tried to concentrate, closing my eyes to press it into service. But no luck. Then I remembered something. “Oh!” I said. “What?” Rick said. “I need to call Constance!” “Who's Constance?” “My sister-in-law. You know, the one whose house you two barged into last night?” I accused. “We didn't barge in. We saved your tush from that demon posing as your grandmother.” “Oh, I need to call her too. But—” “But what?” “What if she's dead?” “Who? Your sister-in-law?” I clicked my tongue impatiently. “No. My grandmother.” “Why would she be dead?” “Because of the demon!” A woman's eyes flicked up at me on the other side of the earring carousel. I shut my mouth and looked down. Oh, fudge. Having seen her staring, Rick said, “Well, you know the last show