Mary MacIntosh, a former prosecutor turned FBIa
This two-hundred-year war has taken its toll, and many lives are lost, along with the destruction of most of the environment on two planets. Many from both sides are tired of the fighting and want to stop the war, but neither knows how. Then Professor De’Zane produces an idea. “Instead of ending the war, why not stop it before it begins?” Unfortunately, Earth does not have the technology, but the Tharoans do.
This tale begins with the destruction of a Tharoan ship as it comes through a wormhole over a deserted island where the United States is conducting a nuclear test. Their civilization takes this as an act of war, resulting in the attack on Earth lasting two hundred years.
The President of the United Earth orders Admiral Hawkens and the crew of the UES Galaxy to travel back in time to stop the war at any cost. One major problem, they can’t kill anyone from the past for fear of disrupting Earth’s timeline.
consultant, teams up with an FBI profiler to track down the notorious “Tooth Fairy Killer.” As they delve deeper into the investigation, the case takes a chilling turn when evidence reveals that the killer is fixated on Mary, embedding her likeness into the cryptic ciphers he leaves behind after each gruesome murder. This relentless serial killer doesn’t just target individuals; he stalks entire families, leaving behind infamous bite marks, shattered mirrors, and staged corpses that send shockwaves through the community.
As Mac and her partner work to connect the legal and psychological dots of these horrific crimes, they uncover a dark profile of the killer: a man likely scarred by a cleft lip and crooked teeth, who suffered abuse and neglect in childhood, harboring deep-seated hatred towards his mother. Drawing inspiration from the chilling true crime case of 1981, this killer has even consulted with the infamous Hannibal Lecter for insights into his own twisted motivations.
Obsessed with the painting The Great Red Dragon and The Woman Clothed in Sun, the Tooth Fairy Killer’s story unfolds in a fast-paced, page-turning thriller that blurs the lines between obsession and madness.
