Devil's Advocate

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Haunted by the belief that his novel Scythe caused his father's death, Peter Connor grapples with guilt and paranoia. As he navigates his troubled psyche, he becomes increasingly convinced that his writing has dire consequences, leading him to confront the impact of his creativity on reality. The story delves into themes of responsibility, the power of art, and the fine line between fiction and life, as Peter's fears escalate and threaten those around him.