A Painkiller to Die For

Troubador Publishing
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A novel which examines the twin themes of ambition and revenge, epitomised through the unravelling lives of its two main characters. It explores the moral dilemmas surrounding the opioid epidemic and one man’s search for new medicines to prevent others suffering the same fate as his own mother.

It was difficult for Will Jeavons to imagine just how his life could possibly get any better. Having overcome a traumatic childhood, he had gone on to study molecular pharmacology and win tenure as a lecturer at his beloved Cambridge University. But his life was soon to become better still, the CEO of a biotech company. Will’s unique research led to the discovery of a non-addictive drug for chronic pain. A remarkable solution for the opioid epidemic which had claimed the life of his mother.

Will’s flourishing company was subsequently acquired, and this was when he first met Celeste Simmonds. The beguiling Celeste would steer Will away from his earlier hedonistic, womanising lifestyle. However, the only way he could ensure the success of his drug was to bury key safety data which could have led to the clinical trials being terminated.

Clinical trials which resulted in the husband of Lydia Goldberg falling into a deep coma. It was Lydia’s scientific training which led her to discover Will’s fraudulent cover-up. She was determined to seek vengeance and concocted an elaborate honeytrap and a decision for Will to make. A career ending confession or being submitted to a life-threatening game of Russian roulette.




  • | Author: Dr Martyn Pritchard
  • | Publisher: Troubador Publishing
  • | Publication Date: Jul 28, 2025
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  • | Binding: Paperback / softback
  • | ISBN-13: 9781836283591
  • | ISBN-10: 1836283598
Author:
Dr Martyn Pritchard
Publisher:
Troubador Publishing
Publication Date:
Jul 28, 2025
Binding:
Paperback / softback
ISBN-13:
9781836283591
ISBN10:
1836283598