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In this gripping, fictional piece, an educated health professional falls out of a long-term relationship only to dive into another. It starts in an inauspicious way, but to help him forget the past, his decisions become imprudent. Paul is a pharmacist with a co-dependency issue, and instead of taking time to heal after a break-up, decides to find companionship online. He also attempts to make some illicit extra money by manufacturing fentanyl in his new home. He thinks he is making sound decisions, when in fact, he is only attempting to erase the memory of his lost love by acting rashly. Then there is the question of who is using who, as Lucy, his online partner, has motives of her own, which may or may not include the life of Paul. Follow this harrowing story to the end and see how one bad decision turns into either an empire or a disaster, and who comes out on top.

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Peter Barski was born and raised in Florida. He grew up with a passion for fishing and the beach and spent countless hours outdoors growing up there. In 1987, he joined the military and became a pharmacy technician, introducing him to the medical field. He served during the First Gulf War conflict and was awarded a combat medal. After almost seven years serving, he left the military to pursue a college education. This is where he developed a love for writing, entering several short story contests, winning third place for the story A Ride On A Bus. In 2000, he graduated Nova Southeastern with a doctorate in pharmacy and began a career in retail pharmacy. Over the course of twenty years in this profession, he saw first-hand the effects the opioid epidemic had on his clients and the people of Florida. Upon retiring in 2020, he wanted to convey to the public some of the stories he encountered along the way and decided that writing was the best way to convey them. To Steal from the Dead is Peter's first book.

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