The Testers
The Poison Remembers
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Gene Scott
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Summary
The Testers: The Poison Remembers
In Henry VIII's court, the king drinks second. Thomas Tester drinks first.
Greenwich Palace, 1521. Thomas Tester can recognize poison with a single sip. Surviving it is another matter. When a poisoned goblet reaches the royal table, Thomas discovers a conspiracy that threatens his family. Powerful courtiers want the ancient healing knowledge his wife, Margaret, has sworn to protect. And now they've set their sights on their eight-year-old son.
Carter County, Tennessee, 2025. Dr. Grace Blackwood has uncovered evidence that a pharmaceutical giant deliberately flooded Appalachian communities with addictive painkillers, falsified clinical data, and concealed the deaths that followed. Two whistleblowers are dead. Someone has cut her brake line. And the company knows she's preparing to testify.
A stolen ledger, a mysterious spiral carved in stone, and a secret passed through generations connect two families separated by five centuries. Thomas must protect his son from a ruthless royal court. Grace must expose a corporation willing to kill to protect its profits.
Both face the same terrible question: How much are they willing to sacrifice for the truth?
The Testers: The Poison Remembers is a gripping dual-timeline historical thriller that moves from the deadly intrigues of Tudor England to the mountains of modern Appalachia, where ancient knowledge collides with corporate greed.
In every court, in every century, someone profits from poison.
And someone must stand between the chalice and the crown.
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