P.O. — John P. Vaal

p.o. is politically incorrect, vulgar and filled with profanity. In other words, it's rated R just like real life. It is a story about a retail pharmacist who after years of mental abuse by the public in a predominently welfare neighborhood loses his ability to decipher between right and wrong. The amusing and colorful antics of the residents of Durham, KY will entertain you the reader, as they drive Paul the pharmacist absolutely bonkers. As a means of coping with his stress, Paul begins poisoning his customers which ends up sending him on a journey that you just have to read to believe. In p.o. you will find comedy as well as suspense presented to you in a fashion that also makes a statement about life in these United States. Pharmacy is arguably considered the most trusted profession. After reading p.o. you might think otherwise.