Operation Synapse

In 1980, Professor Robert Smyth, a man who carries an unearthly secret, is teaching pathology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. His lecture makes clear to his students that the practice of treating the energy-based human body with pharmaceuticals has proliferated within the last one hundred years and is now the leading cause of death in society. What's more, the use of pesticides has brought an additional load of poisons to the human and animal body.

Continual use of these chemicals has led to great insurance risk for the industry, forcing them to cover up these problems and distract the public from their effects. The insurance industry joins with bioterrorists who are masters in disease generation in order to manufacture and inflict a highly infectious artificial disease on society-a biological weapon, one that they are now capable of activating telepathically. Humanity's only hope may be a couple who has traveled back in time to prevent this plague from destroying all human and animal life on the planet.
In this science fiction thriller, only time will tell if a pathologist and his spiritual partner, both travelers from the future, can save humanity from a terrifying biological weapon.