Post magical journey syndrome: a psychological fantasy

"They were hardened warriors and heroes in paranormal realms, but back home . . . they need therapy. For thirty-four years, Reed Hastings defended the kingdom of Relundia as an honored knight-before returning to his fifteen-year-old body and high school existence. College student Mel Beck once wielded powerful enchantments while reigning as the Fairy Queen. Nine-to-five corporate drone Bob Billib was trapped in the mirrorverse while an evil doppelgänger ruined his life. Andi Hanzle endured a time loop for countless millennia. All of them are traumatized, suffering from Post Magical Journey Syndrome. Fortunately, Dr. Harold Wilcox's Wayward Wanderers is a support group that can help return them to the safe, sane, and utterly dull "real world" of earning money, running errands, and paying bills. Unfortunately, near-invisible supernatural shimmerlings have appeared from realms unknown, drawn to the magical energy still inside them and attacking without warning.