Andrew Griffin Bücher

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The narrative centers on two men, a contractor and an architect, who aim to create a doomsday condo resort. Their plans take an unexpected turn when an alien invasion disrupts their project. As they navigate the chaos of this extraterrestrial threat, the story explores their resilience and adaptability in the face of unforeseen challenges.

Del enjoys her role as the Tooth Fairy, relishing the steady work and positive interactions with children, while parents manage any issues. However, her job takes a darker turn as she is also responsible for cleaning nightmares from children's dream catchers, adding an unexpected and challenging aspect to her otherwise delightful duties.