I am thinking about writing Lightbringers now. Lightbringers is a humorous contemporary fantasy novel about a man named Kellen Danvers working for the United States government as some sort of twist on the Bond-esque intelligence agent, channeling both the fantastical super-spy and a bit of Philip Marlowe as he combats forces reacting to the world around them. At its heart the conflict is between Danvers, a neutral element, and a series of notably dedicated individuals who have an established concept of right and wrong based entirely on the evils of "the other guy" in a constantly expanding Catch-22. I don't think the point of the book is necessarily to make Danvers in the right, but more to express compromises of ideology, the pain and hardship wrought from them, and what comes of it. I'm pretty excited about it right now.