The Dark Side of the Moon

The Dark Side of the Moon is a fictional horror novel written by Gilbert Martinez. The book has been in progress since March 18, 2012.
As of January 22, 2013, Gilbert has put off writing this story to work on his unfinished works separately.
==Basic Plot==
A rookie detective tries to solve a case regarding a series of murders perpetrated by an unidentified murderer.
==Setting==
Seattle, Washington, in the years 1997 through 1999.
==Plot Summary==
! For the time being, only the prologue has been summarized. !
===Prologue: The Rumors Are Spreading===
Much debate arises over the arbitrary deaths of citizens occurring in March through December of 1997. This entire prologue consists of news reports about these murders occurring in the Pierce, King, and Thurston counties. The story then picks up on August 10, 1998, where we see William James Toomey prepare for his first - and possibly last - case as a detective.
===Part One: The Unknown Figure===
====Unknown Murders====
====Detective Toomey's First Case====
====We Might Have Some Evidence====
====Detective's Log I====
===Part Two: A Hot Trail===
====Search Everyone!====
====Arbitrary Judgments====
====After the Court====
====Detective's Log II====
===Part Three: A Candle in the Dark===
====Can You Feel It, Mr. Toomey?====
====Fighting the True Murderer====
====Detective's Log III====
===Epilogue: We Can All Relax Now===
==Characters==
===Protagonists===
* Detective William "Bill" James Toomey - a rookie who was born in Houston, Texas, on July 17, 1956, who is determined to bring the antagonist to justice, under the belief that the antagonist may have murdered his 12-year-old daughter in 1997.
* Deputy Jeff Henry Karras - a co-investigator assigned to work with Toomey.
===Antagonist===
* ??? - an unidentified child murderer who has never been convicted. Not much is known about ???, except for the fact that it always leaves behind the initials "TD" at the scene of each crime it commits.
==Trivia==
* A few events that occur are almost entirely based on experiences the author himself had encountered.
* Deputy Jeff Karras's surname was inspired by The Exorcist (1973), for one of the priests who exorcised Regan was named Father Karras.